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Lions eye versatile safeties as 2026 draft looms
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Lions eye versatile safeties as 2026 draft looms

Detroit’s 2026 draft outlook centers on adding versatile safeties to a deep group (Kerby Joseph, Brian Branch, Thomas Harper, Avonte Maddox, etc.) while monitoring Joseph’s knee recovery and Branch’s Achilles rehab. The top safety class features Caleb Downs as a potential early pick, with Emmanuel McNeil-Warren and Dillon Thieneman also in play. Five safeties who could fit Detroit: Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, Dillon Thieneman, A.J. Haulcy, Zakee Wheatley and Kyle Louis, offering in-the-box presence, range and ball skills to boost the defense in multiple roles.

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Steelers Host Trio of Likely First-Round Prospects for Pre-Draft Visits

The Steelers hosted three more pre-draft visitors—Toledo safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, USC wide receiver Makai Lemon, and Michigan tight end Marlin Klein. McNeil-Warren and Lemon are viewed as likely first-round picks, with McNeil-Warren’s versatility and size and Lemon’s elite route and hands; Klein is a Day-3 projection known for blocking and upside as a receiver. The visit adds to Pittsburgh’s tally, bringing them to 23 of 30 non-local slots.

Thursday’s NFL Combine Highlights: Injuries, Chips, and Sprints Dominate Day One
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Thursday’s NFL Combine Highlights: Injuries, Chips, and Sprints Dominate Day One

On day one of the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine, defensive backs and tight ends spoke to the media while DLs and LBs began workouts. Key takeaways: Jermod McCoy is fully recovered but will skip Indy drills and wait for his pro day; Emmanuel McNeil-Warren carries a big-chip from his small-school background; Avieon Terrell (A.J. Terrell’s brother) aims to top his sibling’s 40; Caleb Downs exudes confidence as a top defender; Mansoor Delane plans to skip workouts and let his 2025 tape speak for him (with a focus on improving ball production). These notes shape how teams may view the incoming draft class.