What he said was "Offensive tackle is strong at the top of the draft, with as many as four going in the Top 20. But it thins dramatically in the mid-to-late rounds. This is the worst interior offensive line board (guards and centers) I've seen in the last 10 years."

That is fair, top heavy OT draft...

SPECIAL TEAMS (note, no first rounders or strength given)

1 Javier Arenas, KR Alabama
2 Riley Cooper, KC Florida
3 Cody Grimm, KC Virginia Tech
4 Zoltan Mesko, P Michigan
5 Matt O'Hanlon, KC Nebraska
6 Kurt Coleman, KC Ohio St
7 Brett Swenson, K Michigan State
8 Clint Gresham, DS Texas Christian
9 Barry Church, KB Toledo
10 LaRoy vann, KR Florida A&M
11 Austin Signor, KO E. Illinois
12 Garrett Lindholm, K Tarleton St
13 Trindon Holiday, KR LSU
14 Lowell Dyer, DS N. Carolina
15 Brandon Banks, KR Kansas St

K = kicker, P = punter, KO = kickoff specialist, DS = deep snapper, KR = kick returner, KC = kick coverage, KB = kick blocker

Sleeper = Aaron Higdon, Charleston KR

Further Breakdown

In going through the Goose's rankings he had 47 players with a first round grade, 21 on offense and 26 on defense. First round strength is in the trenches, the breakdown:

QB = 3
RB = 3
WR = 4
TE = 2
OL = 9 (OT = 7, G = 1, C = 1)
DL = 12 (DT = 6, DE = 6)
LB = 6 (ILB = 2, OLB = 4)
CB = 5
S = 3

The Lions should get the best player in the draft at #2 overall in a very strong draft and strong DL class. At #34 overall, they should get a great value given there will be at least 13 players still available with first round grades.

Great job Goose, GO LIONS!