Lions Trade Up for Kendrick Law, Special Teams Threat

0:00It's April 25th, welcome to NFL News Today, power by AI and ready for kickoff. Detroit Lions made a slick move in the 5th round, trading up from pick 181 to 168 to snack Kentucky White receiver Kendrick. Law. They sent pick 181 in their 6th round or 213 to the Buffalo Bills for the deal. Law bounced from Alabama after low output, then lit it up at Kentucky with 540 receiving yards and three touchdowns, topping the team. His game screens athleticism at 5 foot 11 and 203 pounds with a 4.45 40 yard dash and top tier combine score. Special teams could be a ticket in Detroit, thanks to over 500 snaps and strong kick returns averaging nearly 23 yards. Lions already drafted Clemson Tackle Blake Miller at 17. Michigan Edge, Derrick Moore at 44, plus linebacker Jimmy Rolder in corner. Keith Abney, just two picks left at 205 and 222 with needs at Tackle, Edge, linebacker,

1:04tight end and beyond. Day 3 hits, Saturday April 25th from noon to 7 p.m. Eastern. So Lions got chances to plug those holes before the board clears.