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PODCAST: Lions get their guy in Terrion Arnold // Record NFL Draft crowd

Brad Holmes and Dan Campbell got their guy in Terrion Arnold

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PODCAST: Lions get their guy in Terrion Arnold // Record NFL Draft crowd

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The people showed up in Detroit for the NFL Draft - 275,000 of them, setting a record for the event. Plus, the Lions made a key pick - and we know now more about how the NFC North might shape up for next year.

To break it all down, Fletcher Sharpe joined me at the Foundation Hotel for a very early morning recording session.

The Detroit podcast rundown:

01:00 - Record-setting attendance and the vibe downtown was great

03:15 - Brad Holmes got his man: CB Terrion Arnold selected by Lions

05:59 - Lions signings - Penei Sewell, Amon Ra St. Brown

09:23 - What are Lions looking for in later rounds? 10:49 - There's more than the draft zone - parties in parks, events, etc

12:22 - JJ McCarthy and the Vikings 14:56 - Bears make moves, how does it impact Lions?

16:35 - Green Bay pick thoughts

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