US Football Association analyst questions ask Lions of “duplicate” with a value of $ 120,010,000 by giving up the higher capital

The American Football Association analyst Aaron Shatz from ESPN believes that Detroit Lyons has chosen a scratch in the 2025 NFL draft.

Lions traded two of the third round of the 2026 round to move to 70 in general to determine the wide recipient Isaac Tesla from Arkansas. It gives Detroit another weapon on the attack, but Shatz was not a fan of choice.

Instead, Shatz believes that he plays very similar to Salama Ra Saint Brown, which makes it difficult for him to see the field or make an effect.

“Teslaa to the lions”, Shatz wrote about the most options for scratching. “I mainly recorded zero in my Score article in the Playmaker’s field that includes the WR forecast. Espn’s scouts inc.

Timing It is a 6 -foot and 4 reception device that can play in the middle of the field, similar to St. Brown, which is why Shatz is not a fan of choice.

Teslaa recorded 28 receptions for 546 yards and 3 touching land in its second season in Arkansas. He started his university career in Helzel.

Another ESPN analyst criticizes the choice of black from ISAAC Teslaa

Aaron Shatz was not the only ESPN analyst called Isaac Tesla is the most options for scratching in the draft of the American Football Association 2025.

Espn NFL Matt Bowen described from Espn Teslaa as his most period of time and did not think he deserved black.

“The wide recipient Isaac Tesla to the Lions (No. 70). I can see the features with Teslaa. It is the goal of 6 feet -4 with the ability to seek, and it has published explosive test numbers (4.43 40 yards Dash, and 39 inches Vertical).

As Bown notes, Tesla is still a developing possibility, but Detroit He is a legitimate Super Bowl competitor and needs players to make an effect at the present time, not in the future.

Although two ESPN NFL analysts are not a fan of choice, Teslaa will have the opportunity to prove that skeptics are wrong and are a influential future for black.

Teslaa joins a reception room that includes St. Brown, Jameson Williams, Tim Patrick, Raymond and Tom Kennedy among others.