The majority of Detroit Lions seem to be satisfied with the haul of talent that general manager Bob Quinn drafted, but the main complaint by this majority post-draft has been the lack of attention to addressing the running game.
Despite starting right guard and former two-time Pro Bowler T.J. Lang retiring in late March, the Lions did not use one of their nine draft picks to select an offensive linemen.
Perhaps Quinn and his staff feel confident in former Oregon linemen Tyrell Crosby filling that hole in the line, as we’ve covered his potential at the position multiple times here at SideLion Report.