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The Detroit Lions have signed nearly all of their 2026 NFL Draft picks, including Derrick Moore, who received a fully guaranteed four-year contract worth $11.426 million. The only unsigned pick is first-round selection Blake Miller.
Michigan edge Derrick Moore (8) celebrates a sack against Michigan State quarterback Alessio Milivojevic (11) during the second half at Spartan Stadium in East Lansing on Saturday, October 25, 2025. | Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
According to NFL insider Aaron Wilson, the Detroit Lions have signed all of their 2026 NFL Draft picks except for first-round selection Blake Miller. Wilson has the details of every pick in his Twitter feed, but here are the basic outlines of each signed contract:
Derrick Moore signed a four-year contract worth $11.426 million with the Detroit Lions.
The only unsigned pick from the 2026 NFL Draft for the Detroit Lions is first-round selection Blake Miller.
Yes, Derrick Moore's contract with the Detroit Lions is fully guaranteed.

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While itās not surprising at all that the Lions have gotten most of these deals done ahead of Organized Team Activities and minicamp, there is one development that is certainly noteworthy. Derrick Mooreās contract is fully guaranteed, according to Wilson.
This is a continuation of a league-wide trend that started last year at the top of the second round. While it has been customary for years for first-round picks to get their contract fully guaranteed, that has not been the case for any second-round picks until 2025. However the Texans broke the seal last year by giving receiver Jayden Higgins (Pick 34) a fully guaranteed deal. The Browns followed suit shortly thereafter, giving Carson Schwesinger (Pick 33) 100% guarantees.
Second-round picks then suddenly stopped signing rookie deals, hoping to capitalize on the new trend. When the dust finally settled into training camp, seven of the top eight picks in the second round landed fully guaranteed deals. Saints quarterback Tyler Shough, taken 40th overall last year, was the deepest pick to earn those honors.
Because Moore was taken 44th overall by the Lions this year, it appears the trend of the fully guaranteed second-round pick contracts is digging deeper and deeper into Day 2 of the NFL Draft. And thatās a pretty big deal considering third-round picks generally have no guarantees beyond their signing bonus.
So with most of the draft class under contract, there should be little drama this offseason with the Lionsā draft picksāas has been the case for several years now. Thereās no reason for concern that Miller hasnāt signed yet, as his contract likely wonāt have a lot of wiggle room to it, and it, too, will be fully guaranteed. For reference, the Lionsā 2025 first-round pickāTyleik Williamsāsigned his contract on May 21.