Lions Mock Draft: Top Offensive Linemen for Draft Day

0:00On March 27, NFL free agency has quieted down as teams gear up for the owner's meetings in the 2026 draft. Mock drass from the past week show little change, with analysts mostly linking the Detroit Lions to offensive tackles at Pick 17. At a 40-mots reviewed, 35-project-1 of five big linemen to fill the gap left by Taylor Decker's exit. The top name is Kate and Proctor from Alabama. Mock 12 times for his size and power at 6 foot 7, 352 pounds. Spencer Fano from Utah follows with seven projections, praised for his agility against past rushers. Blake Miller from Clemson, Monroe Freeling from Georgia, and Caleb Lomu from Utah, each got five or six nods, offering a mix of experience, athleticism, and upside. Lions fans see this as a dire need on the line, especially with Penaisoul potentially shifting sides. A few Mock suggest defensive options instead, like Clemson defensive tackle Peter Woods for death behind a limb mcneil or edge rushers Keldrick Falk.

1:04From Auburn and a keen meseedor, from Miami, to pair with Aiden Hutchinson, one stand out seven-round mod from the draft network keeps Miller in round one, then adds Penn State Edge, Danny Dennis Sutton in round two, running. Backlavi on Moss and Florida defensive linemen Tyreeksap in round four, plus later picks a corner, guard, tight end, linebacker, and swing tackle. Projections should sharpen as the draft nears in April, with the Lions weighing ready now players against high upside youth in the trenches. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates.