The Detroit Lions will count on several of their 2026 NFL Draft picks to make big contributions as rookies. General manager Brad Holmes has generally not drafted players for needs throughout his tenure, but he bucked that trend with his first two picks in this year's Draft. The team's two biggest needs were at offensive tackle and defensive end, and he promptly addressed both spots. In the first-round, the Lions selected right tackle Blake Miller out of Clemson. Lions coach Dan Campbell has been vocal about his desire to move Penei Sewell to the left side, and as a result it is expected that Miller will be thrust into a competition for the starting spot on the right side with veteran Larry Borom. Even if Miller doesn't win the job right away, the Lions' affinity for utilizing a swing tackle in jumbo packages indicates that he will contribute in some capacity. With his durability and run-blocking prowess, it wouldn't be a total shock if he had a strong camp and won the job right away.…