The Lions traded up to take Georgia guard Tate Ratledge after moving up to the 57th overall pick. Then they went right back to work, trading with the Jacksonville Jaguars to take Michigan native, former Hillsdale standout and Arkansas receiver Isaac TeSlaa at 70th in the third round.

The Lions began the draft by selecting Ohio State DT Tyleik Williams, then added three players from Georgia among their seven picks.

Coverage of the first round begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern time and teams have 15 minutes to make their selections. It's a guarantee some teams, including the Titans at No. 1, will take as much time as possible, for one reason or another.