Six days into his training camp hold out, Detroit’s top selection from this year’s draft, defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh (#2 overall), finally agreed to terms with the Lions on a five year deal.

The terms are massive and shatter the previous record for a five year contract, with Suh set to earn $68 million over the length of the deal, according to Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer (via Twitter). The guarantee money is huge as well, coming in at $40 million.

While Suh has missed a fair amount of practice, he is coming in early enough in the process to still make the transition to the next level reasonably fast, although it is more difficult in general for players at his position.

Don’t look now, but deals with the top five picks in the 2010 draft class are just about complete, as sources close to the Lions are indicating a contract with the #2 overall selection defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh is imminent.

Suh is the final piece to the top pick puzzle, with fellow defensive tackle Gerald McCoy (#3 overall) agreeing to a five year deal with Tampa Bay earlier this morning.

The agreement with Suh is likely to be expansive, and could very well be closer to the numbers quarterback Sam Bradford received as the #1 overall pick from the Rams, than those that McCoy inked into place a short while ago.

This likely leaves CB Joe Haden (Browns), OT Russell Okung (Seahawks), RB C.J. Spiller (Bills), and DT Tyson Alualu (Jaguars) as the players left from the top 10 picks still unsigned.