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The Detroit Lions are expected to make a significant trade during the 2026 NFL Draft after a disappointing 2025 season. Their aggressive retooling strategy may lead them to trade down in the first round.
The Detroit Lions arenāt sitting still this offseason, and if one prediction comes true, they may not sit still on draft night either.
After a disappointing 2025 season that fell well short of expectations, Detroit has already taken an aggressive approach to retooling the roster. And now, thereās growing belief that approach could carry right into the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft.
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According to a projection from Christian Booher, the Lions could shake things up by trading down in the first round.
The proposed deal would send Detroitās No. 17 overall pick to the Los Angeles Chargers in exchange for picks No. 22 and No. 160.
Itās not a blockbuster jump up the board, but itās the kind of calculated move that could pay off in a big way.
Letās start with the obvious: the Lions still have needs.
Yes, they were active in free agency, adding pieces like running back Isiah Pacheco, center Cade Mays, and cornerback Roger McCreary, but this roster still needs more young talent to get back into true contender status.
Trading down gives Detroit exactly that.
Instead of locking into one player at No. 17, theyād:
Thatās a win for a front office that values depth and long-term roster building.
In this scenario, the Lions would use the No. 22 pick to select Olaivavega Ioane.
And the fit is pretty clear.
With changes along the offensive line this offseason, Detroit is looking to build the next version of its front. Ioane would give them a young, versatile lineman capable of stepping in and competing for a starting job right away.
More importantly, heād represent another foundational piece for the future.
If this feels familiar, it should.
Brad Holmes has consistently shown a willingness to move around the board when the value lines up. Heās not chasing headlines, heās chasing roster depth and long-term stability.
This kind of trade checks every box:
Itās not flashy, but itās smart.
The Lions donāt need to force a move in the draft.
But if the right opportunity presents itself, donāt be surprised if they take it.
Trading down from No. 17 to No. 22 while picking up an extra selection would allow Detroit to continue building a deeper, more balanced roster, something theyāll need if they want to get back into Super Bowl contention.
And if that move lands them a potential starter on the offensive line?
Thatās the kind of āsplashā move that wins in the long run.
The Detroit Lions are predicted to make a splash trade during the 2026 NFL Draft, potentially trading down in the first round.
The decision to retool their roster comes after a disappointing 2025 season that did not meet expectations.
A trade-down could allow the Detroit Lions to acquire additional picks and strengthen their roster further during the 2026 NFL Draft.

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