Dominic Lovett

ANALYSIS
There was a time where Lovett (5-foot-10, 185 pounds) appeared headed toward something more like the first round of the draft, because during his sophomore year at Missouri he caught 56 receptions for 846 yards and three touchdowns on 74 targets (75.7 percent catch rate, 11.4 yards per target) -- excellent figures for a true sophomore in the SEC. Lovett's production largely fell apart from that point, though -- Lovett transferred to Georgia for his junior season, but drops were a recurring issue, and in his senior season Lovett's yards-per-target figure dropped all the way to 6.5. The Lions will presumably try to work Lovett in the slot, where perhaps his hands improve so that Lovett can fully capitalize on his 4.40 speed.

ANALYSIS
Lovett exceeded 600 receiving yards in each of his last three college seasons, playing at Missouri in 2022 before two years at Georgia. He'll likely be limited to the slot on offense at the NFL level at just 5-foot-10 and 185 pounds, though Lovett's 4.40 speed suggests he could also carve out a role on special teams as a return man.