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1.) What was your major takeaway from the combine? 

Christian Booher: I think my biggest takeaway from the combine is the depth of the cornerback class. There are different flavors with many of the top prospects, but there’s a lot to like about each.

With cornerback being a major position of need for the Lions, there are a number of different directions the organization could go. I was very impressed with Toledo’s Quinyon Mitchell, who is my top prospect at the position after the week in Indianapolis.

Vito Chirco: My major takeaway is that there appears to be a strong group of players on the perimeter – both at cornerback and wide receiver. Specifically, at receiver, this draft is loaded with some fleet-of-foot players, including Washington’s Rome Odunze, LSU’s Brian Thomas Jr., Florida’s Ricky Pearsall and Texas’ Xavier Worthy (who posted a combine-record 40-yard dash time of 4.21). Michigan’s Cornelius Johnson, a mid-round prospect and potential Lions target, also tested extremely well.

He recorded an impressive 9.90 Relative Athletic Score, placing him 32nd out of 3,063 wideouts that have participated in the combine since 1987.