NFL Draft is over, and the Detroit Lions added seven new players to a championship-caliber roster. Where do they fit in? What does it mean for returning players? What battles lie ahead? Let’s discuss with a post-draft depth chart.

Backing up Ragnow, Glasgow is more than adequate for 2025. The Lions do need a long-term reserve IOL who can play both center and guard with starting upside. That could very well be 2024 UDFA Kingsley Eguakun, but he hasn't proven that yet. Giovanni Manu, in effect this year's third-round pick, is a wild card here.