Detroit Lions 2010 Draft Needs

Written by :

Ean Lamb

Published on :

22 April, 2010

The Detroit Lions could conceivably end up with a .500 season in 2010 should they play their cards right with the 2010 Draft.

They made enough solid moves during the off season to really boost their roster.

Possible picks include the likes of DT Ndamukong Suh, DT Gerald McCoy, OT Russell Okung.

Then there is Wake Forest's cornerback Brandon Ghee

"I wouldn't mind playing with my boy (safety Louis) Delmas," Ghee said. "He know he's crazy, hitting. He's one of my good friends."

The Lions, who ranked last in pass defense last season, are overhauling their secondary and could draft someone like Ghee or Florida State's Patrick Robinson, The Detroit Free Press is reporting.

"I think it's a possibility," Ghee said. "I think they are looking for a corner. It's obvious."

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Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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