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Jeff Risdon welcomed Tyler Brooke of Best Available after a long, weather-chopped week inside The Star in Frisco. The Detroit Lions Podcast zeroed in on access, evaluation, and Detroit Lions offensive line priorities. All 32 NFL teams showed up. The vantage points were elite. The stories were close to the grass. The Star Delivers Rare Access and AnglesBrown’s first trip to the facility impressed him. He called The Star absurd in the best way. The complex felt brand new. Frisco is its own scene, and it shows. He understood why they host state championships there. Weather shut down much of what surrounded the event, but the on-field work kept rolling. Media access stood out. Credentialed reporters could walk up and talk to people without stigma. Brooke even spent about twenty minutes chatting with Dontay Corleone during practice while the defensive tackle was hurt. The week ended with a brutal travel exit from Dallas for Brooke. Two days. Twenty-seven hours. One flight day. He still called it worth it. Scouts Pack the Sideline as All 32 EvaluateScouts were everywhere. The setup allowed personnel and media to stand right on the sideline, only a couple feet from one-on-one drills. You could slide into the stands and jump to the end zone for a different look in seconds. That flexibility mattered when team periods started. Both Brown and Risdon prefer the end zone view for team work. Risdon even noted he leaves the press box at Western Michigan to watch from the end zone front row. The Star let them simulate that angle for NFL-caliber talent. It felt like the same sightline scouts used. Lions Notes: OL Search and Dan Skipper’s Next StepThe Detroit Lions need offensive line help. Everyone does, but this roster needs both tackles and guards. The conversation was set to start inside. Interior linemen drew attention during the week. The proximity to drills made it simple to focus on hand placement, anchor, and recovery in live reps. One Detroit note stood out. Dan Skipper was on the field as one of the Lions coaches just days after he retired. Brooke caught up with him on the sideline. Skipper sounded energized about coaching and eager to get started. That is a notable development for a locker room that values continuity and voice in the trenches. The week at The Star offered uncommon clarity. Sideline access. End zone angles. Scouts elbow to elbow. A quick chat with Dante Corleone. And a sharpened picture of the Detroit Lions’ offensive line priorities as the NFL calendar turns to team-building. 🔵 Detroit Lions Podcast - Your source for Detroit Lions analysis, news, and discussion. 📺 Subscribe: / @detroitlionspodcast 🎧 Listen on your favorite podcast platform 📱 Follow us on X: @DetLionsPodcast #DetroitLions #Lions #NFL #Football #Podcast