During the NFL Draft, the Detroit Lions had one of the biggest steals of the draft when they took Arizona State cornerback Keith Abney II in the fifth round.  Abney was mocked as early as the second round by some pundits, and his selection had Motown fans and media stating he can compete to start early. However, it was the only time the Lions drafted a defensive back with their seven-selection 2026 draft class. Once the draft was over, Brad Holmes was working the phones, coming to terms with a few more defensive backs to fill out the room. Recently, Lions On SI profiled Aamaris Brown. The other player the Lions added was once part of the same secondary that sent Colton Hood and Jermod McCoy to the NFL in the first four rounds of the draft. His name: De’Shawn Rucker. What De’Shawn Rucker Brings to Detroit Rucker is a 6-foot corner that started his career with Tennessee before transferring to the South Florida Bulls for his final two seasons.…