Lions 2025 Combine Interview Tracker

The NFL world will descend upon Indianapolis, Indiana for one of the biggest annual events of the offseason this week.
The NFL Scouting Combine will be conducted at Lucas Oil Stadium from Monday through March 3. Though the highlight attraction will be the on-field testing, a major part of the event will be the teams having the opportunity to meet with various prospects throughout the week.
Detroit Lions general manager Brad Holmes has added several foundational talents in his four drafts in the position. Though he initially caught ire for some of the picks, such as running back Jahmyr Gibbs, his eye for talent has been proven as a result of the success that his selections have had early in their careers.
“You want to be able to be in position to add elite players, and when you’re in position to add elite players, you don’t care what position he plays," Holmes said during a recent interview with Local 4 News. "If he’s an elite player or if you have forecasted — because a lot of forecasting kind of hoping, guessing — but if you’ve done all the work and compiled all the information, it kind of adds to the confidence you have to making that selection."
Holmes has been confident in his process when it comes to the draft. He has the benefit of an extensive scouting background, which has made him one of the most keen evaluators of talent.
"When you hear the naysayers from the outside world, I always say, ‘Give the draft a little more respect.’ We’ve been working on this for nine months, and we have all this information," Holmes said. "The outside world, they’re kind of working on it for maybe a couple of months, and they don’t have much information. When I say more respect, you don’t just stack a position. This player plays this position, so move this player down. This player plays this position, so move this player up. The draft’s not that easy. It is a lot more work, so when you do the work, that’s when a Jahmyr Gibbs comes to light.”
Follow along throughout the week for updates on which prospects the Lions choose to interview during the week in Indianapolis.
List of Lions' combine visits
Marshall EDGE Mike Green — Formal
Texas A&M EDGE Nic Scourton — Formal
Ohio State EDGE Jack Sawyer — Formal
Michigan EDGE Josaiah Stewart — Informal
LSU EDGE Sai'Vion Jones — Formal
Ole Miss OLB Chris Paul Jr. — Formal
Auburn EDGE Jalen McLeod — Formal
Minnesota LB Cody Lindenberg — Formal
Penn State LB Kobe King — Formal
Iowa LB Jay Higgins — Informal
Oklahoma State DE/LB Collin Oliver — Formal
Alabama LB Jihaad Campbell — Formal
Notre Dame EDGE Howard Cross — Formal
Clemson LB Barrett Carter — Informal
Michigan DT Kenneth Grant — Formal
Virginia S Jonas Sanker — Formal
Texas S Andrew Mukuba — Formal
Nebraska TE Thomas Fidone — Formal
Georgia Tech TE Jackson Hawes — Formal
Alabama TE CJ Dippre — Formal
Alabama TE Robbie Ouzts — Formal
Kansas CB Cobee Bryant — Formal
South Carolina CB O'Donnell Fortune — Formal
Iowa State CB Darien Porter — Formal
Florida State CB Azareye'h Thomas — Formal
Stanford WR Elic Ayomanor — Formal
Illinois WR Pat Bryant — Formal
Memphis QB Seth Henigan — Informal
Alabama QB Jalen Milroe — Formal
Tennessee WR Bru McCoy — Formal
William & Mary OT Charles Grant — Formal
Louisville CB Quincy Riley — Formal
Arizona OT Jonah Savaiinaea — Formal
North Dakota State IOL Grey Zabel — Informal
Ohio State IOL Donovan Jackson — Formal
Kentucky OL Eli Cox — Formal