The Detroit Lions expressed they had a desire to potentially trade up in the 2026 NFL Draft. Now that the draft has concluded, reports are surfacing regarding which teams received offers and the level of interest to potentially accept those offers. It is no secret Lions general manager Brad Holmes likes to land draft prospects that the personnel department deem a fit. A report has surfaced from The Athletic indicating what offers the Rams received, when it was their turn on the clock at pick No. 13. As NFL writer Nate Atkins explains, "The trade offers that came the Rams’ way at No. 13 were “soft,” a team source told The Athletic. The Dallas Cowboys traded up to take Ohio State safety Caleb Downs. The Detroit Lions had interest in moving up, a team source said, but the return didn’t excite in a draft that thinned out considerably by Day 3 due to so many college players returning for name, image and likeness compensation." The Rams eventually ended up with a draft class that only featured five players.…