Detroit News writers Nolan Bianchi and Richard Silva both have the Lions going with a defensive lineman in our second mock draft of the offseason.

Stewart is an incredibly athletic but raw prospect but looks like the kind of defensive lineman the Ravens love. The Lions love tough, hard nosed defenders and Campbell checks all the boxes. He also has the athleticism to start on the inside or off ball.

The NFL Scouting Combine's biggest winners and their respective rising draft stocks were reflected in the post-combine forecasts of the first round.

The 6-foot-5, 267-pounder was a marvel in testing, as he hit a Relative Athletic Score ( RAS) of 9.99 out of a possible 10. When you pair those gifts with his violent and disruptive nature, you may eventually have one of the scariest edge defenders in football.

Nearly all of the latest round of NFL mock drafts following the league’s scouting combine in Indianapolis last week project the Lions to take a defensive lineman that can help with the team’s pass rush.

With the 2025 scouting combine over, naturally it was time for a whole new slew of mock drafts with some tweaks here and there based on what happened in Indiana

Chris Simms and Ahmed Fareed evaluate the combine performances of the top prospects from University of Texas, including Jahdae Barron, Isaiah Bond, Alfred Collins, Matthew Golden, Andrew Mukuba and Kelvin Banks Jr.