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NFL Draft: One fun fact about each Detroit Lions' draft pick
The Lions drafted seven players in the 2025 NFL Draft, trading up for three of them on an active weekend. And while it's not clear which of them we'll be seeing on Sundays in the upcoming season, each rookie potentially brings a lot to tell the story of the franchise.
2025 NFL draft: Detroit Lions trade up again, take Arkansas WR Isaac TeSlaa at No. 70
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 Hudsonville native went from watching his favorite Lions make history to becoming part of the team himself.
The Detroit Lions are entering the next player acquisition phase, signing a batch of undrafted free agents to fill out their ...
The Lions traded up twice on Day 2 of the NFL Draft, using their second move to go up 32 spots in Round 3 and grab TeSlaa, a ...
After targeting a defensive tackle, offensive lineman and wide receiver, Detroit decided to trade up again to pick No. 171 to select guard Miles Frazier out of LSU. Detroit dealt with New England and ...
Of the 17 players who had 10 or more sacks last season, 8 were drafted in the second round or later, including NFL sack leader Trey Hendrickson ...
With the Lions final selection of the 2025 NFL Draft, general manager Brad Holmes selected Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver ...
In the third round, Holmes traded up 32 spots with the Jacksonville Jaguars to select Arkansas wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa. A Hudsonville native who wore a custom Lions jersey to his top-30 visit with ...
Lions GM Brad Holmes explains his thought process behind one third-round pick that had many fans scratching their heads.
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