2020 NFL mock draft: Post-Super Bowl projections with trades

I’ve watched the Super Bowl from many different places, but this was the first year in which I took in the big game while flying over the Atlantic. On our way to attend my wife’s graduation in England, my nine-year-old daughter and I huddled around …

5. Detroit Lions (from MIA)*

Jeff Okudah | CB | Ohio State

AP Photo/Jay LaPrete

This is a fantastic scenario for the Lions, who trade back a couple of spots, get an extra first-round pick, and still land the player they likely would have taken at their original spot. Okudah is by far this year’s top corner prospect, and would team up with Darius Slay to give Detroit one of the league’s best tandems at a premium position. Don’t rule out Auburn defensive lineman Derrick Brown here, either.

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