It appears that the Detroit Lions will select a cornerback in the first round of the April draft, but there is currently one that they should stay away from at
At cornerback, the Detroit Lions require assistance. That’s a succinct way of expressing what is likely their most pressing need, and if it’s not addressed appropriately (however it’s done), they have a legitimate chance of missing out on a Super Bowl.
The Detroit Lions require assistance at cornerback. That’s a succinct approach of expressing what is likely their most pressing need, and if it isn’t adequately met (however that’s addressed), it might legitimately prevent them from winning a Super Bowl.
Thankfully, there is a strong cornerback draft class this year. The Lions can remain the same and select a talented player who can assume a prominent role immediately at selection No. 29 overall in the first round. General manager Brad Holmes discussed the difficulty of selecting cornerbacks in the draft on Tuesday at the NFL Combine, according to of the Detroit News.
Of course, there can never be enough corners. Playing this position is really difficult. To succeed in that role, one needs to possess both concrete and intangible attributes in large quantities. It’s possible that you’ll need to be a little pickier while choosing them. They’re hard to come by, decent ones that is. They are not rooted in the ground.”
Holmes went on to say how much he enjoys watching cornerback drills, so on Friday afternoon he was definitely in heaven. He then delivered a crucial punch line.
