Lions Trade Up for Edge Rusher Derrick Moore at No. 44

2 months ago

Lions Trade Up for Edge Rusher Derrick Moore at No. 44

Lions traded up with the New York Jets to select Derrick Moore at No. 44, aggressively targeting a pass rusher. Moore brings power and explosiveness off the edge, giving Detroit another weapon to pressure quarterbacks. Moore finished his collegiate career with 95 tackles, 24.5 tackles for loss, and 21 sacks over 53 games

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