This week the PODcast is licking their wounds. After a manic “First Byte” following the Damon Harrison Sr. trade Ricky Wagner Jersey , it was inevitable that there was going to be a comedown. We were all just hoping it wouldn’t happen so soon.As a result, Chris is off this week, and we invited Mansur Shaheen back to the show for his third appearance. Together, the PODcast crew dissects what went wrong in this game, what it means for the rest of the season, and how our expectations for the team has changed.After breaking down Week 8 in the NFL, we turn our attention to the NFL trade deadline and the rumors swirling around Golden Tate. It’s a truly Spooktacular episode of the PODcast, so get your fillings in before Halloween.Download and subscribe to the PODcast on these platforms:Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | ART19This week on the PODcastWhat is wrong with the Detroit Lions? How did the Seattle Seahawks dominate them in every phase of the game? 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The Lions have checked the box at tight end, but still have plenty of holes to address on Friday night."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections Detroit Lions NewsDetroit Lions NotesDetroit Lions AnalysisDetroit Lions TransactionsDetroit Lions Game RecapsNFL DraftDetroit Lions AnalysisRanking the Lions’ biggest needs heading into Day 2 of the draftNew,48commentsThe Lions have checked the box at tight end, but still have plenty of holes to address on Friday night.EDTShareTweetShareShareRanking the Lions’ biggest needs heading into Day 2 of the draftBrian Spurlock-USA TODAY SportsThe Detroit Lions put an emphatic checkmark on their roster with the selection of Iowa tight end T.J. Hockenson with the eight overall pick on Thursday night. There’s no reason to think they have any need to focus on tight ends for the rest of the draft, and there are other positions waiting to be bolstered as we head into Day 2. Here’s how they stack up:1. CornerbackA lot of people have overlooked the position T.J. Hockenson Detroit Lions Jersey , but the Lions are desperate for help at cornerback, They’re a Darius Slay injury away from having a disastrous secondary.Rashaan Melvin was signed to presumably take over the CB2 spot, but as our own Mansur Shaheen found when reviewing the film, there’s not enough reason to trust him given his inconsistent play and proven unreliability. That leaves Justin Coleman, who has spent the last several years playing in the slot for Seattle and hasn’t regularly played outside corner since 2016 with the Patriots. Luckily for the Lions, the cornerbacks in this year’s draft just about all slid on Day 1 and the Lions could even trade down in the second round, get more picks, and still get their guy if they went corner that early. Guys like Penn State’s Amani Oruwariye T.J. Hockenson Jersey 2019 , Michigan State’s Justin Layne, and Michigan’s David Long are all press man corners who the Lions should give serious consideration to. 2. GuardWith TJ Lang’s retirement came a gaping hole at right guard, already exposed due to Lang’s frequent injuries. His replacement, Kenny Wiggins, was solid in pass protection but ended up liable for a blown-up backfield almost every time the Lions ran the ball. While free agent signee Oday Aboushi should be a step up from Wiggins, his skill profile is much the same and doesn’t match the identity the Lions are clearly trying to establish as a power running team. The Atlanta Falcons reached for the best guard in the draft in Boston College’s Chris Lindstrom with the 14th overall pick on Thursday night. On Day 2, the names to watch include Wisconsin’s Michael Deiter and Texas’s Erik McCoy. Oklahoma tackle Cody Ford slid out of the first round and may be a prime candidate for conversion to guard. I am a bit worried that Lions brass is content with Aboushi starting at guard and won’t address the position as much as they should. The next 48 hours will tell us whether or not that’s the case. 3. Wide ReceiverI wrote earlier this week about the Lions’ need to draft a slot receiver, and even in spite of their drafting T.J. Hockenson on Thursday I think a wide receiver is firmly in the mix for their Day 2 picks. Darrell Bevell’s offenses typically distribute target shares in order of WR1 Color Rush T.J. Hockenson Jersey , WR2, and TE1. As it stands, Marvin Jones Jr. or Kenny Golladay will take WR1, potentially two as well, and Hockenson will inevitably be TE1. If the offensive staff wants to slide a slot receiver in the WR2 role, they’ll need to nab one in the draft. There’s no guarantee that the 33-year-old Danny Amendola will rebound this year, and even if he does, the depth at the position is an eye sore. Names to look for on Day 2 include South Carolina’s Deebo Samuel Cheap T.J. Hockenson Jersey , Ohio State’s Terry McLaurin and Parris Campbell, and Ole Miss’ AJ Brown and D.K. Metcalf. Fortunately for the Lions, all three of their biggest needs are stacked with options that will last well into Day 2, so perhaps a trade down in the second round to get extra picks could end up with them checking boxes for all three positions on Friday.