In most NFL drafts, there’s a bit more certainty in how the top few picks will shake out. Oftentimes, it’s commonplace for the draft to start with the No. 2 pick because there’s a consensus on the top player available for the team drafting at No. 1.
This isn’t one of those drafts.
For the Detroit Lions, having the second overall pick in this year’s NFL Draft comes with a lot of uncertainty. Not only are the Lions unsure of which prospect won’t be available after Jacksonville makes their pick, but of the players remaining at the top of the draft, each one comes with a host of question marks.