On Friday, the Detroit Lions elected to move up for both their selections, with the latter being that of Arkansas wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa. TeSlaa becomes the newest face in the receiver room for the Lions, which was a position that Brad Holmes identified as one in need of a fresh face during the lead up to the Draft.

The Lions traded up twice on Day 2 of the NFL Draft, using their second move to go up 32 spots in Round 3 and grab TeSlaa, a wide receiver from Arkansas who grew up in Hudsonville and has been a fan of the Lions since he was in diapers.