Lions' Mock Draft: Stark's Super Bowl Picks

0:00It's March 24. You're listening to NFL News today, AI-powered NFL coverage. The Detroit Lions stayed quiet in big free agency splashes, but they made 10 new signings and resigned 5 of their own players to keep the roster strong. Now, with the NFL draft coming up, experts like Adam Stark see it as the spot to make real moves toward a Super Bowl run. His latest 4-round mock-draft highlights key additions for the Lions lineup. Earlier this week, Stark updated his mock-after-free agency wrapped up. In the first round, he has the Lions grabbing offensive tackle, Monroe Freeling, from Georgia. This big guy could step in as a future replacement for Taylor Decker, learning on the job while Decker mentors him short-term. Fans and analysts are buzzing about how these picks address needs. Next, Ed rusher Malachi Lawrence from UCF brings at leticism to pressure quarterbacks and stop runs, fitting perfectly in defense of coordinator. Calvin Shepard's scheme. Then, at cornerback, 6-foot-4 Ticario Davis from Washington adds height to a group short

1:05on tall bodies. In the fourth round, linebacker Bryce Boetcher from Oregon stands out. He started as a defensive back, so he has skills and coverage and spying runners, plus experience in big pack 12 and big 10 games. These selections could polish the defense and protect the offense. Overall, Stark's picks aim to build depth without overhauling the core, setting the Lions up for contention as draft-a-nears.