Mr.TaterSalad

AD Mitchell gone too. Would have been an a nice X Receiver for us. 

There goes Zach Frazier. Give me Cooper Bebee now. 

Newton to Washington. That's a solid pick from their new regime. 

8 minutes ago, Motown Bombers said:

I would like a receiver. I kind of like Keon Coleman. He reminds me of Golladay, the good Golladay. 

I bet Buffalo gets him here. 

Given their respective day one draft moves, who are you more concerned about as competition for next year, Bears or Vikings?

I'd be elated if they could find a way to trade back and still get a player like Cooper Beebe at the interior OL.

Just now, Sports_Freak said:

This guy?

This guy . . .

2 hours ago, MichiganCardinal said:

I’ll be heading down in a little, my buddy has work. Wish us luck finding parking lol

Park at Wayne State and the garage off Cass and then take the Qline down Woodward. It's only $10 at Wayne State and the garage is open until midnight. I did it yesterday and today. 

I parked at Structure 6 off Cass in the link below. I'm a Wayne State alum but you don't need to be to park there. 

https://parking.wayne.edu/info/lot-structure

Is anyone else downtown today? I went back again with another buddy.

Is Al Bundy still on the board for today? I didn't see his name called yesterday. I know we don't really need a RB, but 4 touchdowns in a single game is pretty darn impressive.

I think personal big board of players I'd love to get in the second round falls something like this.

• Zach Fraizer/G
• Jackson Powers-Johnson/C-G
• Keon Coleman/WR
• AD Mitchell/WR
• Cooper Dejean/DB
• Johnny Newton/DT
• Ja'Lynn Polk/WR
• Marshawn Kneeland/DE
• Cooper Beebe/G

1 hour ago, KnoxP said:

Is this legit?

It's a joke based off of Taylor Decker "failing" to report lol. I fell for it last night myself for about 10 seconds when I went looking on Twitter and then the joke hit me.

I'd love to get Zach Fraizer in the second and shore up the depth on the offensive line and grab a starter for the future. 

I also just believe Fuller is a better man coverage corner than Davis. 

8 minutes ago, Motown Bombers said:

If you look at the value of the picks traded, I think the Lions gave up too much but these trade values never account for the player you are acquiring. 

It's why I wanted them to sign Kendall Fuller versus giving up a pick to acquire Davis. Oh well, still love what we did.

So where does this leave us for the second round? Interior OL? WR?

I wished they would have signed Kendall Fuller over trading for Carlton Davis, but I can't complain here at all. Love what Brad Holmes has done.

The Lions turned two 3rd round picks into two starting CBs in Carlton Davis and now Terrion Arnold. If they drafted two players in the 3rd round that came out as starters we'd be ecstatic about that. So I think we should be all equally thrilled by this.

1 minute ago, Hongbit said:

I’m not surprised they jumped GB but shocked that Arnold was still there.  

I thought Green Bay would take either a DB or an OL. I thought it might be Dejean or Arnold and I bet they did too.

NFL.com Terrion Arnold Scouting Report

Player Comparison: Marshon Lattimore

Strengths

• Sits under receiver’s chin and plays tight press man from snap to whistle.
• Agile feet and slippery hips accommodate challenging cross-face transitions.
• Smooth coming to balance and shadowing comebacks from side-shuffle.
• Very good top-end speed with above-average burst to close.
• Urgent ball-challenger, competing hard for both space and the ball.
• Standout ball production over two-year span as a starter.
• Jars throws loose with heavy strikes and is aggressive in run support.
• Works through blockers and gets after it as a tackler.

Weaknesses

• Feet become indecisive when hit with release fakes.
• Lacks eye balance, losing sight of play development around him.
• Offers excessive cushion for easy catches from off-man and quarters.
• Room for improvement on jump-ball play and positioning.
• Needs to do a better job of dropping pad level and wrapping to tackle.

Terrion Arnold when against the best of the best at WR in the SEC as a CB #1. A big, physical corner who can step right in and start day 1. Really love this pick a lot.

I really like this pick a lot.

We may have just got the best corner in the draft AND filled our biggest remaining need.