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Lions’ Brad Holmes makes it clear: Detroit won’t force edge rusher pick
During Day 1, the Lions stood pat at No. 28 and added to the defensive line, selecting Ohio State defensive tackle Tyleik Williams. Holmes’ demeanor was clear. While he hears the chatter about the need for an edge rusher, the Lions simply selected players they love.
The Detroit Lions prioritized best available player over positional need in the NFL draft. Despite a need at edge rusher, Lions GM Brad Holmes is content with the team's draft strategy.
Many pundits agree an area of deficiency on the Lions' roster is the lack of a consistent presence opposite Aidan Hutchinson in their pass-rush. As a result, the team's decision to not pick a ...
The Detroit Lions' draft room wore hoodies April 25 with the letters "HWS" across the chest and a line through the letters.
The Detroit Lions have been noncommittal about signing Jameson Williams to an extension, but GM Brad Holmes said they won't ...
Brad Holmes fielded a few calls from other teams before the Detroit Lions selected defensive tackle Tyleik Williams in the ...
Despite recent rumors that Jameson Williams could be on the trade block, the Detroit Lions never had any intention of moving ...
Defensive tackle Tyleik Williams had been on the Detroit Lions’ radar, and general manager Brad Holmes jumped at the chance ...
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