Lions' Goff Confident in New O-Line

0:00It's April 21st. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with the story. The Detroit Lions' offensive line is heading into a fresh chapter for the 2026 NFL Draft, with expectations high that they'll grab A, new blocker early. Quarterback Jared Goff is straight up confident though, saying the crew upfront is set to roll no matter what. He's hyped about Penae's soul stepping up as the veteran leader now. Here this off-season, the Lions cut ties with left tackle Taylor Decker and guard Graham Glasgow, building on center Frank Ragnos' retirement from last year. That shakes things up for a unit that's been one of the league's best lately. Goff admits his stings losing those close teammates, calling them special friends he love playing with. Still, he's not sweating it. And decisions are out of his hands, and he's locked in on the path ahead. To mix it up, Detroit Sign Guard, Cade Mays, and Tackle Larry Borum in free agency, plus traded for interior guide, Juice Scruggs.

1:01There's buzz about flipping sull to left tackle, maybe sliding Borum to the right side for more competition. With the 17th overall pick looming, a draft tackle could lock in the line up for week one. Goff's belief in the group sets a strong tone as they build toward that next run.