Detroit’s first-round pick wants to change his number, but he's determined to make an impact no matter what he wears.

Lions assistant GM Ray Agnew was here this morning to preview the new draft class, as he does each year before rookie minicamp. Agnew and Holmes came up together with the Rams organization — Agnew as a player before joining the front office, Holmes as a scout and talent evaluator. They see the game the same way, as one would imagine.

Detroit Lions rookie Tyleik Williams enters the NFL with high expectations. They drafted him No. 28 overall out of Ohio State to be a stalwart on the interior of their defensive line for years to come.