Lions Roundtable: Should Detroit draft Tua Tagovailoa?

First things first, if you’re unfamiliar with our roundtable or how it works, check out our archive and some of our most recent discussions from this season:

• What does Detroit’s formal interview with Kyler Murray mean?
• Should Detroit trade Matthew Stafford?
• Who is the most valuable draft pick of Bob Quinn’s tenure as Lions GM?
• Are the Lions contenders or pretenders in the race for the NFC North crown?
• Does the addition of Damon Harrison make Detroit a playoff team?
• Was trading Golden Tate the right move?
• Will Detroit’s offense recapture its groove under Jim Bob Cooter?
• Did Detroit make a mistake in their approach to the 2018 NFL Draft?
• Should the Lions be buyers or sellers at the trade deadline?

Here we are: Draft SZN. The Lions have the rights to the third overall pick in April’s NFL Draft and are in the most precarious of situations of teams among the top of the draft. With Joe Burrow from LSU most likely being Cincinnati’s selection with the first pick, Washington’s football team holds the fate of the Lions pick in their hands. Will Chase Young fall to Detroit? Could the Lions be interested in making Jeffrey Okudah the pick at No. 3? Does Detroit trade down to acquire more picks to help the team’s lack of depth?

Tons of legitimate possibilities, even more interesting questions, but no greater one than this:

Should the Detroit Lions draft Tua Tagovailoa?

Ryan Mathews: No way, José.

Jeremy Reisman: Nope.

Kent Lee Platte: No, sir.

Mike Payton: No.

Alex Reno: Lol, no.

Mansur Shaheen: Nah, probably not.

Kyle Yost: I would not advise it.

Hamza Baccouche: No.

Late edit:

Andrew Kato: Also no.