The Detroit Lions' ability to trade down in the first round of the NFL Draft has always hinged on the idea that a team — most likely the Miami Dolphins or Los Angeles Chargers — would make an offer to come up for a quarterback. But one former general manager doesn't like Detroit's chances of trading down from the No. 3 spot.
Mark Dominik, who currently works as an NFL analyst for SiriusXM after a 20-year career as an NFL scout, front office executive and general manager, thinks the Lions might be out of luck when it comes to another franchise paying the asking price to land either Tua Tagovailoa or Justin Herbert.