Jadeveon Clowney And Four Other Bad Ideas From The Lions' Offseason [BLOG]
The Lions' off-season has been bad, not quite 2012 bad, but bad nonetheless.
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The Lions' off-season has been bad, not quite 2012 bad, but bad nonetheless.
The Lions have not given any indication of what position they will target in the draft.
A lot of times when players sign in free agency it's all about the money.
The Detroit Lions draft 10th in the 2014 NFL and all signs point to the fact that South Carolina DE Jadeveon Clowney will be off the draft board at that time.
Lewand was asked about his vision for the Super Bowl, which was hosted at Ford Field in 2006.
More than 300 high school student-athletes will hear about sportsmanship and respect from Detroit Lions head coach Jim Caldwell.
The only other Detroit athlete (well, someone who was a Detroit athlete) to make the list was Prince Fielder, who is making $24 million.
The Detroit Lions will not vilify one of their best players, star defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh, for skipping voluntary workouts at the team facility to work privately with his chosen trainers in Oregon
"It's still about the game of football," Lewand told season ticket holders Monday night at Ford Field.
Sheldon White, the vice president of pro personnel for the Detroit Lions, has an easier job now than he did a few years ago.
The talks, according to team president Tom Lewand, have been relatively good.
The Detroit Lions have claimed defensive end Kourtnei Brown off waivers.
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So much for your mock draft featuring the Lions taking a cornerback at No. 10 overall like everyone else's. Well, they still might but there's less of a chance with Detroit bringing Rashean Mathis back into the fold.
Ndamukong Suh didn't show up for the start of the Lions' off season program.
