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Wide receiver high-risk, high-reward position in NFL Draft for Detroit Lions
posted by Pat Caputo at
1:52 AM
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
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Pat, like you say it would be terrfic if Hopkins there in the 3rd but unlikely. He does have competition in the 2 round with LB, CBs and DT. I thinking the Lions management is under fire so they will have to address the RDE with the #5 pick overall even though may not be the best player available. Unless, there is more money to spend on a starting RDE. I didn't think in this draft after the 1 round there would be no one available to step right in right away on the right side.
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