Lions Target Bisontis for Interior Line Strength

For the NFL, it's March 21st. Here's what's happening.

The Detroit Lions could target an offensive guard in the second round of the 2026 NFL draft

to strengthen their interior line. Chase by Saunces from Texas A&M stands out as a strong fit,

with experts projecting him around pick number 49 on Daniel Jeremiah's board. He's a young 22-year-old

at the start of next season, and his medical profile looks clean overall. In 2025, he played

all 13 games, and back in 2023, he did the same without missing a snap. That said, he set out

three games in 2024 after his left lower leg got rolled up on, leading to a walking boot.

Scouts see it as possibly a mild high ankle sprain, nothing major since he bounced back

for a full season right after. With the concern level of just one out of 10,

by Saunces brings low risk and starter potential right away. For the Lions,

grabbing him could lock down the middle of their line for years, and boost protection up front.

Draft talk like this shows how teens build depth early, and by Saunces fits the bill perfectly

for Detroit's future plans.