All picks are in, and the Detroit Lions are looking ahead to the 2025 season. General manager Brad Holmes completed his fifth NFL draft with the franchise last weekend, adding seven players to the fold at key positions.

After starting 32- and 34-year-old OGs last season, the Lions drafted Tate Ratledge and Miles Frazier to compete for starting jobs this fall

Mahogany, Ratledge and fifth-round rookie Miles Frazier have most of their experience at right guard. Glasgow has played both spots and brings experience as a top-flight backup center to boot. Mahogany and Ratledge get the early nod for those two starting spots based on how much they fit what the Lions want to be about.