With two offensive picks? Although when you can get two players rated at the top of their positions, and when you can get a potential franchise quarterback and a reliable safety valve at TE to help his development, you've had a pretty good day.
It'd be pretty interesting to think of a team spending three top picks on the offensive side of the ball, but I think OL becomes far and away the biggest need to protect their #1 overall investment and help his development. I'm giving the Lions some respect today, for the first time in recent draft history.
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