Detroit Lions Eyeing Caleb Lomu for Draft

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Subscribe and stay game ready. The Detroit lines need a new starting left tackle

after Taylor Decker. With no major free agent signings at the position,

they're likely to grab one in the first round of the NFL draft. Caleb Lomu from Utah stands out

as a top prospect they're considering. Lomu checks in at number 29 on Daniel Jeremiah's draft

board from late January. He's projected as a first round pick with solid reliability on the field

over the past couple seasons. In the most recent year, he played in 12 of 13 games, but sat out

the bowl game. The year before that, he started all 12 contests, showing good durability.

No major injuries pop up in his history, which keeps his overall medical concern low for now.

Officials note he's been steady since his limited three game freshman year.

The big unknown is his exact age heading into the 2026 season. If he's 22 or younger,

there's zero worry about healing or long-term wear. But at 24, it could bunk concerns up a bit

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