The Detroit Lions 2024 NFL Draft class did not get favorable reviews in a recent NFL.com ranking of each team's first-year players. Detroit's draft class ranked 28th out of 32 teams and earned a C- grade. Only the Chiefs, Bills, Vikings and Browns were rated worse.

We've reached that part of the Detroit Lions offseason where the NFL Draft process has picked up big time. The NFL Combine has come and gone for the most part and the Lions have amassed a large group of players they've had formal meetings with.

A two-time All-SEC defender who played alongside multiple current Detroit Lions players is interested in reuniting with his college teammates.

On the first day of interviews, the Lions have already met with plenty of noteworthy prospects and that includes the player who was the Division I leader in sacks in 2024. According to Lions OnSI, the team had a formal meeting with Marshall edge rusher Mike Green at the combine. Green had a monster year in his final college season.

Russell Brown and Scott Bischoff return to the Detroit Lions Podcast to dive into more of the 2025 NFL Draft class! Today, the guys take you on a preview of the NFL Scouting Combine. On this episode,

A look inside some NFL Draft prospects with ties to the Lions, and what they had to say about Detroit’s new coaches.

The Detroit Lions have two key starters returning at the linebacker position, but the depth is in question heading into the 2025 season. Jack Campbell and Alex Anzalone will anchor the group, but the team is moving on from Jalen Reeves-Maybin,

Speaking in absolutes is something that only a sith would do. If that's the truth, call me Darth Payton. Last year I walked out of the NFL Combine knowing that Sione Vaki was a Lion. I felt it on every level.