... Lions are shopping the No. 2 overall pick in this years NFL Draft. The big question has been how far are the Lions willing to move down.

The source that I talked to late Monday night informed me that Detroit is only willing to move down if they can stay within the top 10 picks, and ideally would like to be in the No. 3-7 range.

They also told me not to ultimately rule out the possibility of Tampa making a move to trade up the second spot, ensuring that they will get prized defensive tackle Ndamunkong Suh.

I was also told that there is a small chance that the Lions will try to move back into the first round, if they do indeed trade the second overall pick. It's thought that the asking price to pick behind St Louis is a t...

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