Lions trade up in 5th round, select LSU OG Miles Frazier
Lions trade up in 5th round, select LSU OG Miles Frazier
The Detroit Lions sat out nearly all of the first two rounds of Day 3, but the team did move up a little to make its first selection. The Lions traded up to the No. 171 pick in the fifth round to draft LSU guard Miles Frazier.
Trade details
The Lions trade No. 182 and No. 228 to the Patriots for No. 171 overall.
Frazier was a four-year college starter, beginning his career at Florida International before spending his final three seasons at LSU. He primarily played right guard but does have some starting experience at both tackle spots and left guard. He played both guard and tackle during Senior Bowl week.
He joins second-round pick Tate Ratledge as SEC right guards in this Lions draft class.
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