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Holmes' Draft Bombs: Lions' Wild Pick 17

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Brad Holmes, Detroit Lions GM, is known for surprising draft picks. With the 2026 NFL Draft starting, the Lions pick 17 is shrouded in mystery. Holmes may trade up or stand pat, and fans are divided on his strategies. Despite needs at offensive tackle, I predict Holmes will skip it at 17 and choose the best player available, such as an edge rusher, corner, or safety. Share your wild Lions prediction in the comments.

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Holmes' Draft Bombs: Lions' Wild Pick 17

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Holmes' Draft Bombs: Lions' Wild Pick 17. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00It's April 23rd, this is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories shaping the season. Brad Holmes has built a rep over five years as Detroit Lions GM for dropping draft bombs, no one sees coming. The 2026 NFL Draft kicks off Thursday night, and with Pick 17 staring them down, everyone's bracing for that signature Holmes. Kerbal, rumors around the Lions are quieter than usual this time, cranking up the mystery on what they'll do. Analysts love calling these shots, but Holmes thrives on flipping the script, whether it's trading up or standing pat. Fans swing wild on Holmes, pure genius when picks pan out, over confident hothead when they flop. Still, his track record demands respect, especially with needs at offensive tackle screaming loud. My bold call, Detroit skips tackle altogether at 17 if a run empties the board early. Holmes stays cool, no desperation trades, grabs best player available like an edge rusher, corner or even safety instead.

1:02Later rounds offer depth, but slim odds on a starter, so prioritizing value elsewhere makes sense. What's your wild lines prediction? Hit the comments and let's chop it up.

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