New Mock Draft Has Lions Chanting Roll Tide
Its now just two weeks until the NFL draft, so if there is a time to start taking mock drafts seriously that time begins now.
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Its now just two weeks until the NFL draft, so if there is a time to start taking mock drafts seriously that time begins now.
Please do the Lions and Calvin Johnson a favor and vote A-Rod. He needs to knock off Calvin and get the cover so the Packers season goes downhill, and downhill fast.
Cornerback: There is no cornerback on the roster signed beyond next season and the lack of depth was exposed late last season after starter Chris Houston, nickel back Aaron Berry and free safety Louis Delmas were injured late in the season.
With salary cap room tight, therefore limiting the Lions' resources to seek veteran free agents, the NFL Draft later this month figures to be very important to their fate during the 2012 season.
"That's really supposed to be mocking me but it's actually flattering because you're praying,'" Tebow said.
The Lions took a flier on underachieving defensive end Everette Brown, hoping their defensive system can do for his career what it did for Lawrence Jackson's and what coach Jim Schwartz believes it did for Cliff Avril's.
The New England Patriots have signed free agent linebacker Bobby Carpenter.
Listeners on the Karsch and Anderson show were asked "Given recent news, what are some promotions we can expect from the Lions during the 2012 season?"
There are actual bags of snacks called 'Munchies' sold at supermarkets, Taco Bell is open until 4 a.m. and the Cartoon Network exists. It would be fair to call this a pot friendly nation.
The Detroit Lions have released their 2012 preseason schedule.
"I expect he'll be treated just like everybody else, and his rights will be respected," said Mikel Leshoure's attorney Joseph Lavigne of Farmington Hills.
What most Lions fans feared has happened: Calvin Johnson has advanced in the Madden Cover Contest.
With their first division title since 2000 locked up and one of the top two seeds in the Western Conference guaranteed, the St. Louis Blues have turned their focus to raising their game for the playoffs.
We've talked about this on the radio and a couple of people suggested that head coach Jim Schwartz has lost control of the team. I disagree.
In fact, the first question that should be asked of Leshoure, Fairley and Culbreath is this: is marijuana worth losing a way of life that so few men are able to enjoy?
