Will Burchfield is a sportswriter for 97.1 The Ticket, a Detroit-based radio station, and also writes for CBS Radio and the Detroit Lions. With a focus on covering sports news and events, Will provides analysis, interviews, and updates on various teams and players. He is known for his engaging writing style and extensive knowledge of the sports industry.
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By: Will Burchfield
The Lions didn’t take a player at a so-called premium position last year until QB Hendon Hooker in the third round as a developmental project behind Jared Goff.
By: Will Burchfield
No one is hiding from those expectations in Detroit, where the mere idea of making the playoffs used to be mocked. Nor are they blind to what it will take.
Could the Lions make a move for one of the top cornerbacks? Could they be eyeing one of the premier defensive linemen? They won’t be shy at No. 29.
By: Will Burchfield
The process has clearly worked. They’ve added two All-Pros plus three other Pro Bowlers among a pile of cornerstone players in their three drafts in Detroit.
By: Will Burchfield
Arnold is fast and fearless on the field, with a knack for finding the football, evidenced by his five picks against SEC foes last season. And he has an “infectious personality.”
By: Will Burchfield
Rakestraw didn’t rack up huge stats at Missoui, in part because opposing teams rarely threw at him. He saw just 28 targets in coverage last season.
By: Will Burchfield
In Rakestraw and Arnold, the Lions wound up with “our top-two ranked corners” in the draft. And that’s pretty good … value at picks Nos. 24 and 61.
By: Will Burchfield
In one view, it was a surprise that Rakestraw was still on the board late in the second round. In another view, it was a triumph that Rakestraw got drafted at all.
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