July 3, 2024

Washington quarterback Michael Penix Jr. looks to pass against Michigan during the first half of the national championship.

One QB Lions Could Select in Every Round of NFL Draft.

Evaluating potential quarterback fits for the Lions in 2024 NFL Draft.

The Detroit Lions are expected to move forward with Jared Goff as the quarterback of the future.

Though he’s due for an extension ahead of the final year of his contract, Goff has shown remarkable growth over the last two seasons and developed into a leader that is beloved by the city of Detroit.

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Washington quarterback Michael Penix Jr. looks to pass against Michigan during the first half of the national championship.
Still, the team will need to add depth behind him. Currently, Hendon Hooker and Nate Sudfeld are the only other two options on roster to be his backup.

Here is one quarterback the Lions could select in every round of the 2024 NFL Draft.

Round 1

Bo Nix, Oregon

This year’s Draft could see four quarterbacks go within the first four picks. Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels, Drake Maye and J.J. McCarthy have received plenty of buzz about them going early in the Draft.

Washington quarterback Michael Penix Jr. looks to pass against Michigan during the first half of the national championship.

With the Lions not picking until 29th overall, the top quarterback that might be left on their board is Bo Nix. The Oregon product had a strong two seasons with the Ducks after transferring from Oregon. He’s an efficient passer who can distribute the ball in an efficient matter to his teammates.

Quarterback is very low on the Lions’ list of priorities, but if they elect to pull off a stunner, Nix will likely be the top option available.

Oregon Ducks quarterback Bo Nix (10) runs for a first down.
Oregon Ducks quarterback Bo Nix (10) runs for a first down.

Washington quarterback Michael Penix Jr. looks to pass against Michigan during the first half of the national championship.

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Round 2

Michael Penix Jr., Washington

Washington quarterback Michael Penix Jr. looks to pass against Michigan during the first half of the national championship.

Penix had a huge final season for the Huskies, leading them to a national championship appearance and an undefeated regular season. He proved to be perfect for Washington’s offensive system, as he displayed an excellent ability to push the ball downfield to the Huskies’ plethora of receivers.

The big concern with Penix is his durability, as each of his first four seasons ended due to injury. Still, he was able to put together two full seasons while at Washington, which helps to dispel that narrative.

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