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| Draper hopes Wings want him back for 18th season |
NHL Hockey |
06/08/2011 |
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| Kris Draper is doing all he can to stay in shape, hoping Detroit Red Wings general manager Ken Holland will want him back for an 18th season. ``I hope to know within a week to 10 days,'' Draper said Wednesday after working out with the locked-out Detroit Lions. ``If Kenny could've seen me working out here, I think he would've made a decision right away.'' The 40-year-old forward was joking, but he was very serious while doing conditioning drills with about 30 Lions at Detroit Country Day School. ``He |
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| Lions talk family, not football, with coaches |
NFL Football |
06/07/2011 |
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DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) - The locked-out Detroit Lions have gathered in mass with their coaches and team executives for the first time in five months. The Detroit Lions Invitational, which benefits the team's charities, got the players together Tuesday with coach Jim Schwartz, general manager Martin Mayhew and team president Tom Lewand. They could shoot the breeze about golf and families, but not much more. NFL employees are not allowed to communicate with players about football-related matters during th |
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| Detroit rookies trying to learn amid lockout |
Headlines |
06/06/2011 |
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BEVERLY HILLS, Mich. (AP) - The top two offensive rookies from the Detroit Lions' draft are training with their new teammates. Wide receiver Titus Young and running back Mikel Leshoure were in attendance Monday when the Lions held an informal workout at Detroit Country Day School. Young, of Boise State, and Leshoure, of Illinois, were both picked in the second round and are trying to adjust to the NFL under the most unusual or circumstances. Locked out players have been organizing workouts on their own. |
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| Hall-of-Fame FB John Henry Johnson passes away |
NFL Football |
06/04/2011 |
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| ood friend, not only to my family and me, but the entire 49ers organization. As a member of "The Million Dollar Backfield" he holds a cherished place in both 49ers and NFL history. His contributions to the game of football will be forever celebrated. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to the entire Johnson family." Johnson played three seasons for the 49ers (1954-56) and had stints with the Detroit Lions (1957-59), the Pittsburgh Steelers (1960-65) and the Houston Oilers (1966) of the American Football League. |
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| Roughriders sign former Dolphins DB Bryan |
CFL |
05/31/2011 |
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| urtney Bryan, along with linebacker Chris Graham and wide receiver Patrick Brown. Bryan, 26, spent the 2007 and '08 seasons with the Dolphins, recording 14 tackles in 19 games. He also posted a fumble recovery. Graham played for the German Football League's Braunschweig Lions in 2010 and had 15 sacks. He previously spent time with the NFL's New Orleans Saints and Detroit Lions. Brown had 30 receptions for 339 yards and a touchdown during his senior season at Bethune Cookman, after transferring from Rutgers. |
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| Lions hire Jeff Fisher's son to assist defense |
Headlines |
05/26/2011 |
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ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) - The Detroit Lions have hired Jeff Fisher's son to assist their defensive coaching staff. The move to add Brandon Fisher was announced Thursday. His father coached the Tennessee Titans from 1994-2010. Lions coach Jim Schwartz worked for Fisher as Tennessee's defensive coordinator before getting his first shot to lead a team in 2009. Brandon Fisher assisted the Titans' offensive coaching staff for part of last season.Copyright © 2005 The Associated Press. All rights reser |
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| Lions say their workouts are best in the league |
NFL Football |
05/18/2011 |
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BEVERLY HILLS, Mich. (AP) - Detroit Lions defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch says he's proud to be a part of the best-organized, well-attended workouts during the lockout. Vanden Bosch and about 30 teammates went through player-organized drills at Detroit Country Day School on Wednesday morning. He was among about a dozen players who went through an additional workout later in the afternoon at Athletic Republic near the Pontiac Silverdome. NFL players can't use team facilities during the lockout. The L |
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| Lions not sure what to expect amid lockout limbo |
NFL Football |
05/18/2011 |
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| Burleson said. ``For us to have this type of showing, guys coming out here working hard, taking time out of their week and month to work out, it's a good thing. I'm excited about what we've got going on this year. It's going to be a big year for the Detroit Lions.'' Even Hill was there, less than a week after having back surgery. Hill's offseason began tragically when his father died in January after a fall. Hill made a point of thanking the organization and the entire Detroit area for supporting him. `` |
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| In the FCS Huddle: FCS draft class review |
Division I-AA College Football |
05/03/2011 |
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| ILB, Appalachian State, 5-11, 239 New England Patriots (6th, 194) - Markell Carter, OLB, Central Arkansas, 6-4, 250 Buffalo Bills (7th, 206) - Justin Rogers, CB, Richmond, 5-11, 180 Cincinnati Bengals (7th, 207) - Korey Lindsey-Woods, CB, 5-11, 188 Detroit Lions (7th, 209) - Johnny Culbreath, OT, South Carolina State, 6-5, 322 Kansas City Chiefs (7th, 223) - Shane Bannon, FB, Yale, 6-2, 255 St. Louis Rams (7th, 228) - Jabara Williams, OLB, 6-2, 228 Miami Dolphins (7th, 231) - Frank Kearse, DT, Alabama A& |
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| Bengals land Dalton early in second round |
NFL Football |
04/29/2011 |
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| ege football last season. The Houston Texans provided more depth along their defensive line with the selection of Arizona's Brooks Reed, while the Minnesota Vikings took Notre Dame's Kyle Rudolph, a gifted receiver out of the tight end position. The Detroit Lions, undaunted by their history in unsuccessful wide receiver projects, took a chance at No. 44 with Titus Young, a 5-foot-11 speedster from Boise State. The Denver Broncos, thanks to their trade with the 49ers and a deal with the Dolphins last year, ha |
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