A comprehensive look at all of our coverage for the 2019 NFL Draft."Over the past five months http://www.lionslockerroom.com/authentic-matt-prater-jersey , we’ve tried to get you prepared for this week: NFL Draft week. The Detroit Lions are entering what could be a franchise-defining draft this year, with the excitement of potentially adding a top-10 pick to fold after coming off the heels of an aggressive—and exciting—free agency period. There’s a feeling around Detroit that if they nail this year’s draft, not only will they be in good shape this year, but for the foreseeable future. So to make sure you haven’t missed any of our content from Draft Season, we’ve put all of our content in one convenient space just for you! This also provides some neat context into how much things change from January to April. Skip over to the Mock Draft section and see just how different everyone’s perspective was four months ago to what it is now. And then remind yourself that no college games were played in between then and now. Anyways, without further ado, here’s our 2019 Detroit Lions NFL Guide, full of reports, mock drafts, and positional value for this year’s draft class. NFL Draft profilesGuardsChris Lindstrom (Platte)Tight EndsT.J. Hockenson (Reno)Drew Sample (Platte)Wide ReceiversDeebo Samuel (Reno)Marquise Brown (Platte)Defensive TacklesEd Oliver (Reno)Edge RushersJosh Allen (Reno)Jaylon Ferguson (Reno)Rashan Gary (Reno)Montez Sweat (Reno)Montez Sweat (Platte)Christian Miller (Reno)Nick Bosa (Platte)Brian Burns (Platte)Jachai Polite (Platte)Corbin Kaufusi (Platte)Linebackers Devin White (Platte) Te’Von Coney (Platte)CornerbacksByron Murphy (Reno)Amani Oruwariye (Reno)Deandre Baker (Reno)SafetiesTaylor Rapp (Platte)Mock DraftsThe Draft Network’s “Dueling Mocks” (3/29)Kent’s 7-round mock: What if they took a QB? (3/7)Kent’s FINAL 7-round mock (4/24)Alex Reno 7-round mock 1.0 (2/25)Alex Reno 7-round mock 2.0 (3/20)Alex Reno’s FINAL mock (4/25)Mel Kiper 1.0 (1/17)Mel Kiper 2.0 (2/18)Mel Kiper 3.0 (3/26)McShay 1.0 (12/12/18)McShay 2.0 (2/7)Kiper vs. McShay (4/3)Mock draft roundup: 5 options for Lions (1/14)Mock draft roundup 2.0: Post-Combine (3/6)Mock draft roundup 3.0 (4/15)POD Community Mock tracker Positional rankingsLinebackers/SafetiesTop 5 prospects7 sleeper prospectsGuardsTop 5 prospects5 sleeper prospectsEdge RushersTop 5 prospects5 sleeper prospects“The Detroit Lions should draft...” seriesBrian BurnsMontez SweatJosh AllenRashan GaryEd OliverT.J. HockensonPodcastsFull NFL Draft preview with Kent Lee Platte, Brett Whitefield and Alex RenoTop 7 candidates for the Lions’ first-round pickWhy I chose Brian Burns in the SB Nation mockBreaking down trade up/trade down scenariosLIVE 3-round mock draftDetroit Lions’ message to fans after concerning preseason: Be patient Detroit Lions head coach Matt Patricia faced a simple question after his team finished yet another ugly preseason game on Thursday night against the Browns: Why should fans be optimistic about this team after looking outmatched in all four preseason games?Patricia Womens Anthony Zettel Jersey , as he tends to be, was long-winded with his answer.The tl;dr gist of it: This is going to take a long time. Be patient, trust the process, and know that we’re building for long-term success, not flash-in-the-pan seasons.That’s going to be a very hard sell to this fanbase. Telling a city that has waited over 60 years for a championship to wait just a little longer is going to rub a lot of people the wrong way, especially when you consider this isn’t a team that necessarily needed a long rebuild. They’re coming off back-to-back winning seasons for the first time in over two decades. They have a franchise quarterback with a built-in rapport with his offensive coordinator. Fans were promised by general manager Bob Quinn that 9-7 wasn’t good enough for this franchise, so telling them “we’ve got a long way to go” isn’t exactly matching that message. But Patricia has clearly already sold this idea to management and his players. Team president Rod Wood was selling the exact same product during his appearance in the booth during Thursday’s game. “Well I know what Matt is trying to do. He’s got a very detailed plan for the whole season. This is just the first part of it,” Wood said per Lions Wire. “He’s said it many times publicly. We’re going to learn what kind of team we have in September, and then we’re going to get better in October, and get better in November.”And backup quarterback Matt Cassel, who has obviously worked alongside Patricia before in New England Womens Barry Sanders Jersey , was also preaching patience. “Yeah, obviously we would’ve liked to have played better at times, but it’s a growing experience, every preseason is,” Cassel said. “Teams come together and you learn a lot about your ballclub. At the same time, a lot of things change as you get ready for season.”None of this is really new for Patricia. As soon as he landed in Detroit, he refused to call this a win-now team. “Look, we’re going to have to take it one game at a time,” Patricia said during his introductory press conference in February. “This is a building process. This is definitely something that takes a course of, a length of a period of time to do.”Normally, you’d think a first-time head coach inheriting a winning team with a franchise quarterback on the wrong side of 30 would get a pretty short leash. This team’s window for winning may be getting smaller by the day. However Womens Levine Toilolo Jersey , considering general manager Bob Quinn already has a working relationship with Patricia, and they both now have matching five-year contracts, there’s a good chance he’ll be afforded the time he already seems to be pleading for—especially since he’s already got the front office singing his tune.But the fans may not be as forgiving. It’s hard not to look around the league and see teams like the Jaguars and Rams, who seemed to turn their franchises around on a dime. Of course, time will only tell if the Jaguars and Rams are still hanging around the top of the league in a couple years or if they will be the latest team to come close just to fall back in irrelevancy.Of course, many Lions fans would take just a single year of a Super Bowl run, but how long will they be able to continue to delay their gratification, allowing Matt Patricia to build his culture? How long is that supposed to take anyways? And how long will fans and management allow Patricia to struggle before running out of patience?Only time will tell, but Patricia certainly seems to be preparing fans for some tough waters ahead.