By Zicpraiz 
Here is the Detroit Lions’ post-Super Bowl 7-round 2025 mock draft:
Round 1, Pick 28
- Mike Green, EDGE, Marshall: Green had an impressive showing at the Senior Bowl, which has boosted his stock. He led the FBS with 17 sacks last season and has the potential to address the Lions’ need for an edge rusher.
Round 2, Pick 60
- Deone Walker, DT, Kentucky: Walker’s athleticism and size (6-foot-7, 340 pounds) make him an attractive option for the Lions. He could provide much-needed depth to the interior defensive line.
Round 3, Pick 92
- Troy Franklin, WR, Oregon: Franklin is a talented receiver who can play both inside and outside. He has a strong combination of speed, size, and ball skills.
Round 4, Pick 124
- Noah Sewell, LB, Oregon: Sewell is a physical linebacker who excels against the run. He has the potential to provide depth and support to the Lions’ linebacking corps.
Round 5, Pick 156
- Jaheim Singletary, CB, Georgia: Singletary is a talented cornerback with a strong combination of speed, agility, and ball skills. He could provide depth to the Lions’ secondary.
Round 6, Pick 188
- Javon Kinlaw, OT, South Carolina: Kinlaw is a developmental tackle prospect with a strong combination of size, strength, and athleticism. He could provide depth to the Lions’ offensive line.
Round 7, Pick 220
- Bryce Baringer, P, Michigan State: Baringer is a talented punter with a strong leg and good hang time. He could provide competition for the Lions’ punting job.
Please note that mock drafts are subject to change based on various factors, including team needs, player performances, and draft-day trades.