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Logan Jones: Lions' Draft Target for O-Line

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The Detroit Lions interior offensive line has been a concern, but the addition of Cade Mays and potential draft picks like Logan Jones from Iowa could strengthen the unit. Jones, ranked as the number four center, has impressive speed and tools, but his injury history, including a knee issue and minor ailments, may raise concerns for teams. Lions fans should keep an eye on the draft class for potential line upgrades.

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Logan Jones: Lions' Draft Target for O-Line

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Logan Jones: Lions' Draft Target for O-Line. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 2nd, last season, the Detroit Lions' interior offensive line was their biggest headache, letting pressure through too easy. They grabbed Cade Maze as a free agent to shore up center, but smart money says they need more bodies in the draft to fix that unit for real. Christian Mahogany looks good to go after breaking his fibula last year, but that left guard spot could see some fresh blood pushing for time. One name bubbling up is Logan Jones from Iowa, a mid-round prospect who's drawing eyes. Jones ranks as the number 4 center by male Kuiper and shocked folks with the fastest 40 time for offensive lineman at 4.90. Seconds. At 24 by next season, he's got the tools, but teens are eyeing his medicals. His injury rap sheet starts rough with a knee issue in 2021 that sidelined him after one game, but he bounced back strong, playing most. Snaps over the next 4 years. Minor stuff like a fractured hand, ankle tweaks, and a questionable miss keep the concern at moderate around a 5 out of 10.

Lions fans keep washing this draft class, picking up Jones or similar could lock down that line and turn weaknesses into weapons heading into next fall. That's your NFL News Today update, AI powered and always on.

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