Detroit Free Press

Bill Dow |  Special to Detroit Free Press It’s hard to believe that it was 64 years ago last month when Detroit Lions fans hoisted team captain Joe Schmidt onto their shoulders and carried him off the Briggs Stadium gridiron after Detroit won its last NFL championship and the third during the golden decade of Lions football. The
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A long time ago, Jim Harbaugh almost drowned his older brother, John. They were college aged and vacationing with their family in Amelia Island, Florida. The brothers were on the beach, and being young men and brothers and especially competitive Harbaughs, of course they started wrestling in the surf. It was then that John discovered
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Let’s go streaking (but not the good kind). The Detroit Lions now own the longest streak in the NFL without a playoff win. The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Las Vegas Raiders in AFC wild-card action Saturday, snapping a 31-year drought without a postseason victory. The Lions have gone 30 years since their last playoff win,
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Aaron Glenn has made his pitch to be the next Denver Broncos coach. The Broncos announced Thursday they completed their first head coaching interview with Glenn, the Detroit Lions‘ first-year defensive coordinator. The Broncos traveled to Detroit for the interview, Denver’s 9 News reported, and are scheduled to meet next with Green Bay Packers assistants Nathaniel Hackett
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It was tempting, that big board of best available veteran free agents, and as the Detroit Lions lost one key player after another to early-season injury — first Taylor Decker, then Jeff Okudah, then Frank Ragnow and Romeo Okwara — general manager Brad Holmes could have been coaxed into plucking a name off the list.
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It was tempting, that big board of best available veteran free agents, and as the Detroit Lions lost one key player after another to early-season injury — first Taylor Decker, then Jeff Okudah, then Frank Ragnow and Romeo Okwara — general manager Brad Holmes could have been coaxed into plucking a name off the list.
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Brad Holmes’ advice to Dan Campbell when it comes to who calls offensive plays for the Detroit Lions next season is simple. “It’s his football team,” Holmes said in his end-of-season news conference Tuesday. “And I told him, ‘Man, you need to do what you want.'” Campbell usurped offensive play calling duties from coordinator Anthony
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