By Zicpraiz 
The NFL Combine has concluded, and several offensive linemen caught the attention of the Detroit Lions. Here are four prospects who embody the Lions’ grit:
Texas OL Cameron Williams
Williams displayed grit throughout the football season, playing with a knee injury that caused his knee to lock up several times. He opted for offseason surgery and will not participate in on-field drills at the Combine.
USC C Jonah Monheim
Monheim showcased his intelligence and leadership skills, citing Lions center Frank Ragnow as a player he studies. He also demonstrated adaptability in his leadership style, recognizing that different players require different approaches.
North Dakota St OL Grey Zabel
Zabel impressed with his maturity and competitive spirit. When asked about potentially not starting immediately, he emphasized the importance of learning and growing. He also highlighted his ability to adapt his leadership style to different teammates.
Georgia OL Tate Ratledge
Ratledge stood out for his mental toughness and ability to motivate his teammates. He defended his college quarterback, Carson Beck, and demonstrated a strong sense of responsibility and accountability.
Alabama OL Tyler Booker
Booker was a team captain and emphasized the importance of adaptability in leadership. He also showcased his passion for football, highlighting the physical and mental toughness required to succeed in the sport.