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When prized free agent signing Steven (Stove) Richardson tore his Achilles in off-season training, their defensive line needs became even more pressing.ДЄny hope of the Sedins-esque move happening later in the draft was squashed when the Calgary Stampeders took Jalen Philpot with the No. Their pass rush the past few seasons has been among the worst in the league, as was their pass protection. Lions star Cory Philpot, University of Calgary stars Tyson and Jalen.Д«ut the Lions drafted for need above desire, addressing their biggest wants. Many fans had been hoping the Lions would pull a Brian Burke-type miracle and conjure some draft-day magic to land the twin sons of former B.C. Photo by Michelle Berg / Saskatoon StarPhoenix Huskies offensive lineman Noah Zerr warms up before a football practice at the University of Saskatchewan in 2020. вЂњAt the end of the day, we thought if we walked out of the first two picks with a D-lineman and a O-lineman that we wanted, it would be a big win for us, and we were able to pull that off.вЂќ WeвЂ™re weвЂ™re looking for guys like that on our team those guys that bring that toughness. HeвЂ™s kind of a lunch-pail type of guy that comes to work and battles. We had sweated a bit there as we were about five picks away,вЂќ said Campbell. вЂњWe were pleasantly surprised that he was still around. The 6-foot-7, 330 pound left tackle was the top-ranked O-lineman in the draft, and has accepted an invitation to the New York GiantsвЂ™ mini-camp. With their second pick, the Lions poached another from the UofS HuskiesвЂ™ roster, taking offensive lineman Noah Zerr with the 12th overall choice. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. You can tell this guy lives and breathes football.вЂќ 2, how he was in the interview and meeting him. So thereвЂ™s always these surprise guys that come up, whether itвЂ™s us or another team,вЂќ said Campbell. People start talking about a few guys and then all of a sudden it just keeps snowballing in one direction. вЂњThings in the draft tend to snowball in one direction with the media. An interview at the combine sold them on Cherry, and the Lions pounced. motor and an ability to get in the backfield and be a disruptive force.

He and the staff watched tons of game film on the 6-foot-3, 245-pounder, and what they saw was a 100 m.p.h. While Cherry and the TSN panel were surprised, Campbell wasnвЂ™t. IвЂ™m still honestly buzzing from the whole experience and IвЂ™m just excited and ready to go play some football.вЂќ вЂњOh, (I was) honestly surprised,вЂќ said the Saskatoon native.В вЂњI had to quickly kind of clean up and get everyone to quiet down and take the phone call, and then it was just excitement from there. after coming in ranked 20th on the CFL Scouting Bureau rankings. The University of Saskatchewan defensive lineman hadnвЂ™t expected to be part of it so soon, going third overall to B.C.