The NFL Draft is always a time of high hopes and big dreams, and for Michigan fans, one pick stood out above the rest. Earlier this week, we asked you which Wolverine selected in the 2026 NFL Draft was the best fit with their new team—and the votes have been tallied. The winner is clear, and it's a home run for both the player and his new squad.

Edge rusher Derrick Moore ran away with the top spot, earning a whopping 60% of the vote. Selected in the second round with the No. 44 overall pick, the 6-foot-4, 255-pound pass rusher brings a powerful presence to the Detroit Lions' defensive line. During his time at Michigan, Moore was a force to be reckoned with, racking up 21 sacks, 24.5 tackles for loss, and three forced fumbles over 53 games. That kind of production doesn't come around every day, and it's easy to see why Lions fans are buzzing.

What makes this fit even more exciting is the team Moore is joining. He'll be lining up alongside former Michigan standout Aidan Hutchinson, a fellow edge rusher who has already made a name for himself in the NFL. The Lions also added another Wolverine, linebacker Jimmy Rolder, in the fourth round, creating a mini-Michigan reunion in Detroit. Moore couldn't hide his enthusiasm about the opportunity, saying, "I'm definitely excited to be playing next to Hutch, and hopefully I can learn a lot from him, and we can go out and cause a lot of havoc."

For Lions fans, this pairing feels like a perfect match. Moore's relentless motor and proven track record complement Hutchinson's explosive style, setting the stage for a defensive line that could wreak havoc on opposing quarterbacks for years to come. Whether you're rocking a Moore jersey or just love seeing Wolverines thrive in the pros, this draft fit is one to celebrate.