But if we’re talking about on-field contributions, it was hard not to be drawn in by receiver Isaac TeSlaa. The Lions were very clearly trying to get him involved early and often during seven-on-seven drills. And while his day was probably best described as “up and down,” it was easy to see the vision with him.

The Detroit Lions feature a few players on the active roster and in rookie camp who played college football at Division II programs in Michigan.

Detroit’s newest defensive lineman is learning the playbook, navigating minicamp and soaking in some unexpected celebrity attention.