Top Offensive Linemen from the NFL Combine Who Could Fit the Lions’ Plans
The 2025 NFL Combine wrapped up with a strong showing from the offensive line prospects, a position group that remains critical to the Detroit Lions’ success. While Detroit boasts All-Pro Penei Sewell and Pro Bowler Taylor Decker at tackle, the interior line remains a question mark with Kevin Zeitler hitting free agency and Graham Glasgow getting older.
Several prospects stood out at the Combine, including Kelvin Banks Jr. (Texas) and Josh Conerly Jr. (Oregon), who both showcased the versatility to play tackle or guard. On the interior, Alabama’s Tyler Booker and North Dakota State’s Grey Zabel demonstrated elite movement and balance, making them intriguing options for a team like Detroit that values athleticism in its blocking scheme.
With Zeitler’s future uncertain, the Lions may need to invest early in a plug-and-play guard or a developmental prospect who can grow into a starting role. The draft class offers plenty of options, and Detroit’s commitment to keeping its offensive line dominant could make this a priority in April.
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