The NFL has announced that Detroit will host the 2024 draft.

"The draft has become a prominent offseason event across the country, and we are excited to work with the Lions and their partners to bring the 2024 NFL draft to the Motor City," Roger Goodell said in a statement.

"With the help of Visit Detroit, the Detroit Sports Commission, and the City of Detroit the Lions passionate fan base and all visitors will be treated to an incredible three-day experience."

This will mark the first time that Detroit has hosted the draft.

Kenny Pickett's much-discussed hand size increased by 1/8 inch from his official NFL scouting combine measurement (8 5/8 inches) at Pittsburgh's pro day.

"The stretches work," Pickett said with a laugh. "It's the reason why I've been doing them. If it helped getting an eighth of an inch, I'll take it."

Even with the slightly bigger measurement, Pickett's hand would still be the smallest of any starter or notable NFL backup. Taysom Hill's measurement is the next-smallest, recorded as 8 3/4 inches.

The San Francisco 49ers are telling teams they have an offer on the table for Jimmy Garoppolo of two second round picks.

The 49ers acquired Garoppolo from the New England Patriots in 2017 for one second round pick.

The potential destinations for Garoppolo include the Indianapolis Colts, New Orleans Saints, Houston Texans and potentially the Carolina Panthers.

Kenny Pickett's right hand was measured at 8 1/2 inches in Indianapolis, which would be the smallest of any quarterback currently in the NFL.

Taysom Hill, whose hands were measured at 8 3/4 inches leading up to the 2017 draft, has the smallest hands of any current quarterback.

Pickett, who was a Heisman Trophy finalist and won the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm award in 2021, is seen as a potential first-round pick entering the combine.

The Tennessee Titans are committed to Ryan Tannehill in 2022 but they are also preparing for life with a different quarterback.

Tennessee has already met with Nevada quarterback Carson Strong and North Carolina's Sam Howell at the combine. 

"There's some in certain drafts that are way out of our reach because they're going to go in the top three or four picks and we pick in the back part of the first round," Jon Robinson said.

"We are trying to find those guys that may be within striking distance that may not come in and unseat, but that we see a future for."