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Murphy is still routinely being mocked to the Lions at pick No. Myles Murphy, EDGE, Clemson, 6-foot-5, 275 He is still developing in some areas, but the sky is the limit for him, which is a big reason-along with stylistic play-that he is being compared to Ezekiel Ansah. Wilson is a traits-based player right now, but his size/athleticism combo is rare, which is why it’s being rumored that some teams value him above Anderson. Tyree Wilson, EDGE, Texas Tech, 6-foot-6, 270 A combo of Hutchinson and Anderson would be the best duo of pass rushers the Lions have seen in quite some time. In the Lions scheme, Anderson would play the same position as Hutchinson, but Anderson is so talented, he’s the type of player you adjust your scheme for. One of the top-two defensive players in this draft cycle, if Anderson falls to the Lions, they’d be wise to select him as quickly as they did Penei Sewell and Aidan Hutchinson. Will Anderson, EDGE, Alabama, 6-foot-4, 245 Power is also vital in the Lions scheme, so keep an eye on how much force they generate when they make impact with the bags. Hand quickness and placement are paramount, as is eye/head location, as they should be keying on their target. The Lions deploy three different types of edge rushers-open end, hybrid closed end/interior pass rusher, and pass rushing linebacker (aka SAM)-and they could look to add depth at any of those spots.ĭuring on-field drills, you’re looking for bend (ideally a 45-degree angle when turning a corner), balance through their rush, and the ability to maintain that speed while executing pass rushing moves. 6-and possibly beyond-the best player available could very well be an edge rusher. But Cominsky isn’t under contract just yet, and Romeo Okwara and/or Charles Harris could be potential cap casualties, which might make this a sneaky need-especially considering that three and sometimes four will be used at a time.īut at the end of the day, regardless of need, you can never have enough edge talent, and the way the draft board seems to line up at pick No. The Lions currently have six edge rushers under contract for 2023 and seem to be in good position to re-sign John Cominsky which should lower the need priority. If you missed any of our previous installments, check them out here: Quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends, offensive linemen, and interior defensive linemen.

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This is the latest in a series of articles that will explore the participants at this year’s combine that the Detroit Lions should be keeping a close eye on during positional activities. Then on Thursday, March 2, the league will start four days of televised coverage of on-field drills. Over the first few days, players will get medical checks, meet with NFL teams, and take the podium to answer questions from the media. The 2023 NFL Combine begins on Monday, February 27, with prospects arriving in their positional groups.