Which Lions draft pick could develop into their best player?"Detroit Lions general manager Bob Quinn has gained himself a bit of a reputation after four years of drafting. Especially in the first round Devon Kennard Jersey , Quinn seems to go with the safer picks in the draft. Taylor Decker, Jarrad Davis, Frank Ragnow and T.J. Hockenson were all extremely high-character guys in college with solid resumes. Quinn chose them over perhaps more risky players like Reuben Foster, who also came with higher ceilings. So far, that strategy has been somewhat sound but not perfect.However, that strategy hasn’t held for every single round of the draft. Quinn has taken some risks, and selected some high-ceiling players, as well. So today’s Question of the Day is:Which Lions 2019 draft pick has the highest ceiling? My answer: While I don’t think third-round pick Will Harris will necessarily contribute a lot in his rookie season given how crowded Detroit’s secondary is Isaac Nauta Detroit Lions Jersey , he has a chance to develop into a key player in this defense.The Lions traded up to get Harris, indicating they really liked the guy, and it’s easy to see why. The guy is crazy athletic, and perhaps more importantly, he’s extremely versatile: Matt Patricia likes to move around his secondary pieces perhaps more than any other position based on matchups. With Harris’ combination of height, length and speed, he has the potential to match up against just about anyone, and Detroit will hope to harness that ability by throwing him all over the field.Of course Isaac Nauta Jersey 2019 , his playmaking skills are still in need of development, so there’s a good chance he spends much of the 2019 season on the sidelines or on special teams—where Bob Quinn mentioned his value, as well. But three or four years down the line, we may be looking at Harris as one of Detroit’s sneakier picks in this draft and one of the essential moving parts to this defense. Your turn. Thursday marked the first time T.J. Lang was a full participant in practice since he suffered a scary-looking concussion against the Dallas Cowboys. The concussion suffered that Sunday was at least the fifth of his career, and many questioned whether it was worth it for the 31-year-old to return to football at all. Lang, apparently, had a lot of questions of his own. The offensive lineman told reporters on Thursday that he spent the bye week with his wife visiting multiple medical specialists to discuss his situation and his future in football.“The guys here, the trainers Color Rush Isaac Nauta Jersey , doctors, everybody that’s really involved in my personal life did a good job setting me up with high-end experts and doctors and neurologists that I could talk to,” Lang said. “I reached out to a lot of them and tried to gather as much information as I could. I would say that most of those conversations were positive.”The goal, Lang said, was to get as much information about CTE—the medical condition that has affected a large amount of players in their post-playing career and has been linked to concussions—and quantify the long-term risk of returning to football.“The biggest question I had was, ‘Do you guys think I’ll be safe to return once I’m fully back healthy,’ and I think most of them said, ‘Yeah.’”Lang admits Cheap Isaac Nauta Jersey , though, that not every medical professional recommended a return to football. “A few of them had different opinions, but for the most part it was, ‘I think you’ll be fine to play. I don’t think there’ll be ramifications further down the line if you continue to play.’ There were some tough conversations, for sure, but it is what it is.”Lang says he currently feels fine, and the injury report suggests that he’s trending towards playing this week against the Dolphins. Although it appears the medical professionals weren’t unanimous in recommending his return, Lang said the conversations he had were enough to give him peace of mind in his return to football. “At the end of the day Isaac Nauta Jersey Womens , you’ve got to try to make a conscious, educated decision,” Lang said. “I think I gathered enough information to feel comfortable to continue to play when I’m feeling good.”