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The Detroit Lions look like early winners of the NFL's 2020 predraft process.
With Tua Tagovailoa now expected to throw in front of prospective employers by April, the stars are aligning for a potentially epic bidding war at the No. 3 pick.
Since the first two spots seem all but cemented—Joe Burrow to the Cincinnati Bengals, Chase Young to the Washington Redskins—the third is effectively where the draft starts. The Lions aren't in the quarterback market, so even though they have several needs elsewhere, it could be in their best interest to trade down with a franchise searching for its next signal-caller.