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*Official Detroit Lions Thread*
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"ITS OUT.....ITS OUT"
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"ITS OUT.....ITS OUT"
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I see yall... if this doesnt get you pumped for the season then I dont know what will
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I see yall... if this doesnt get you pumped for the season then I dont know what will
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If God exists, he will let Stafford stay healthy this upcoming season. Just hearing him mic'd up for that game, you can just tell he has what it takes to lead this team.
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If God exists, he will let Stafford stay healthy this upcoming season. Just hearing him mic'd up for that game, you can just tell he has what it takes to lead this team.
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Black unis on Monday night with the black pants would go hard too. When is the last time they wore them?
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Black unis on Monday night with the black pants would go hard too. When is the last time they wore them?
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I think he will be good this season.
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[h1]Stafford looks sharp, healthy at workout with Lions teammates[/h1]
The Detroit quarterback looked sharp and healthy when the Lions met up for an informal workout Monday. Stafford had surgery on his right shoulder in January, but he says he's feeling much better, and he appeared loose and confident with his passing motion.
"I've felt pretty good for a while now, and it just keeps getting better," Stafford said. "It's always a little bit scary getting surgery. ... It healed up really well."
About 30 Detroit players showed up for the workout. NFL players aren't allowed to use team facilities because of the lockout, so the Lions did conditioning work and a few drills in an indoor football facility at Detroit Country Day School.
The workouts are expected to continue for three more days.
"I think we're going to get more and more guys as the week goes along," defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch said. "It's difficult to gauge what benefit we get from this, but it's good to see that guys are willing to come in, put the team first and really just be accountable to each other."
Stafford played in just three games last season because of problems with his throwing shoulder. The Lions managed to win their last four games without him to finish 6-10.
The former No. 1 overall draft pick was upbeat Monday.
"It's good to be back out doing it again," Stafford said. "There's going to be workouts, and I'm going to be throwing, too, for sure. I'm not coming all the way up here and not throwing."
Although the dispute between owners and players is dragging on, center Dominic Raiola is aware it could end at any time, and players will have to be ready to return if it does.
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"I look at ESPN every day and see what happens," Raiola said. "If nothing happens, we go another day without work. It's different. We'll let them handle what they need to handle."
The Lions finally appear to have a bright future after their strong performance at the end of last season. Now, the lockout is threatening the start of next season, but Raiola is trying to remain optimistic.
"I think it's exciting how we finished, it's exciting to get Matt back healthy," he said. "You add everything up, it's exciting."
Wide receiver Titus Young, Detroit's second-round pick out of Boise State, has wasted no time getting to know his new teammates.
"Getting with your quarterback and making sure that's your top priority, I feel like that's just respecting the football gods and respecting the people that came before you," Young said. "It's very humbling to be out here."
The Lions worked out for about 75 minutes Monday.
"Today was kind of a feeling out process," Vanden Bosch said. "Just wanted to see where guys were at, but guys seemed to be in good shape. ... I didn't really know what to expect coming in, but I couldn't really be happier about how things went today."
Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press
- Associated Press
- Published: May 16, 2011 at 06:15 p.m.
- Updated: May 16, 2011 at 07:02 p.m.
The Detroit quarterback looked sharp and healthy when the Lions met up for an informal workout Monday. Stafford had surgery on his right shoulder in January, but he says he's feeling much better, and he appeared loose and confident with his passing motion.
"I've felt pretty good for a while now, and it just keeps getting better," Stafford said. "It's always a little bit scary getting surgery. ... It healed up really well."
About 30 Detroit players showed up for the workout. NFL players aren't allowed to use team facilities because of the lockout, so the Lions did conditioning work and a few drills in an indoor football facility at Detroit Country Day School.
The workouts are expected to continue for three more days.
"I think we're going to get more and more guys as the week goes along," defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch said. "It's difficult to gauge what benefit we get from this, but it's good to see that guys are willing to come in, put the team first and really just be accountable to each other."
Stafford played in just three games last season because of problems with his throwing shoulder. The Lions managed to win their last four games without him to finish 6-10.
The former No. 1 overall draft pick was upbeat Monday.
"It's good to be back out doing it again," Stafford said. "There's going to be workouts, and I'm going to be throwing, too, for sure. I'm not coming all the way up here and not throwing."
Although the dispute between owners and players is dragging on, center Dominic Raiola is aware it could end at any time, and players will have to be ready to return if it does.
Unlock HQ Video HQ video delivered by Akamai
"I look at ESPN every day and see what happens," Raiola said. "If nothing happens, we go another day without work. It's different. We'll let them handle what they need to handle."
The Lions finally appear to have a bright future after their strong performance at the end of last season. Now, the lockout is threatening the start of next season, but Raiola is trying to remain optimistic.
"I think it's exciting how we finished, it's exciting to get Matt back healthy," he said. "You add everything up, it's exciting."
Wide receiver Titus Young, Detroit's second-round pick out of Boise State, has wasted no time getting to know his new teammates.
"Getting with your quarterback and making sure that's your top priority, I feel like that's just respecting the football gods and respecting the people that came before you," Young said. "It's very humbling to be out here."
The Lions worked out for about 75 minutes Monday.
"Today was kind of a feeling out process," Vanden Bosch said. "Just wanted to see where guys were at, but guys seemed to be in good shape. ... I didn't really know what to expect coming in, but I couldn't really be happier about how things went today."
Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press
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[h1]Stafford looks sharp, healthy at workout with Lions teammates[/h1]
The Detroit quarterback looked sharp and healthy when the Lions met up for an informal workout Monday. Stafford had surgery on his right shoulder in January, but he says he's feeling much better, and he appeared loose and confident with his passing motion.
"I've felt pretty good for a while now, and it just keeps getting better," Stafford said. "It's always a little bit scary getting surgery. ... It healed up really well."
About 30 Detroit players showed up for the workout. NFL players aren't allowed to use team facilities because of the lockout, so the Lions did conditioning work and a few drills in an indoor football facility at Detroit Country Day School.
The workouts are expected to continue for three more days.
"I think we're going to get more and more guys as the week goes along," defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch said. "It's difficult to gauge what benefit we get from this, but it's good to see that guys are willing to come in, put the team first and really just be accountable to each other."
Stafford played in just three games last season because of problems with his throwing shoulder. The Lions managed to win their last four games without him to finish 6-10.
The former No. 1 overall draft pick was upbeat Monday.
"It's good to be back out doing it again," Stafford said. "There's going to be workouts, and I'm going to be throwing, too, for sure. I'm not coming all the way up here and not throwing."
Although the dispute between owners and players is dragging on, center Dominic Raiola is aware it could end at any time, and players will have to be ready to return if it does.
Unlock HQ Video HQ video delivered by Akamai
"I look at ESPN every day and see what happens," Raiola said. "If nothing happens, we go another day without work. It's different. We'll let them handle what they need to handle."
The Lions finally appear to have a bright future after their strong performance at the end of last season. Now, the lockout is threatening the start of next season, but Raiola is trying to remain optimistic.
"I think it's exciting how we finished, it's exciting to get Matt back healthy," he said. "You add everything up, it's exciting."
Wide receiver Titus Young, Detroit's second-round pick out of Boise State, has wasted no time getting to know his new teammates.
"Getting with your quarterback and making sure that's your top priority, I feel like that's just respecting the football gods and respecting the people that came before you," Young said. "It's very humbling to be out here."
The Lions worked out for about 75 minutes Monday.
"Today was kind of a feeling out process," Vanden Bosch said. "Just wanted to see where guys were at, but guys seemed to be in good shape. ... I didn't really know what to expect coming in, but I couldn't really be happier about how things went today."
Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press
- Associated Press
- Published: May 16, 2011 at 06:15 p.m.
- Updated: May 16, 2011 at 07:02 p.m.
The Detroit quarterback looked sharp and healthy when the Lions met up for an informal workout Monday. Stafford had surgery on his right shoulder in January, but he says he's feeling much better, and he appeared loose and confident with his passing motion.
"I've felt pretty good for a while now, and it just keeps getting better," Stafford said. "It's always a little bit scary getting surgery. ... It healed up really well."
About 30 Detroit players showed up for the workout. NFL players aren't allowed to use team facilities because of the lockout, so the Lions did conditioning work and a few drills in an indoor football facility at Detroit Country Day School.
The workouts are expected to continue for three more days.
"I think we're going to get more and more guys as the week goes along," defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch said. "It's difficult to gauge what benefit we get from this, but it's good to see that guys are willing to come in, put the team first and really just be accountable to each other."
Stafford played in just three games last season because of problems with his throwing shoulder. The Lions managed to win their last four games without him to finish 6-10.
The former No. 1 overall draft pick was upbeat Monday.
"It's good to be back out doing it again," Stafford said. "There's going to be workouts, and I'm going to be throwing, too, for sure. I'm not coming all the way up here and not throwing."
Although the dispute between owners and players is dragging on, center Dominic Raiola is aware it could end at any time, and players will have to be ready to return if it does.
Unlock HQ Video HQ video delivered by Akamai
"I look at ESPN every day and see what happens," Raiola said. "If nothing happens, we go another day without work. It's different. We'll let them handle what they need to handle."
The Lions finally appear to have a bright future after their strong performance at the end of last season. Now, the lockout is threatening the start of next season, but Raiola is trying to remain optimistic.
"I think it's exciting how we finished, it's exciting to get Matt back healthy," he said. "You add everything up, it's exciting."
Wide receiver Titus Young, Detroit's second-round pick out of Boise State, has wasted no time getting to know his new teammates.
"Getting with your quarterback and making sure that's your top priority, I feel like that's just respecting the football gods and respecting the people that came before you," Young said. "It's very humbling to be out here."
The Lions worked out for about 75 minutes Monday.
"Today was kind of a feeling out process," Vanden Bosch said. "Just wanted to see where guys were at, but guys seemed to be in good shape. ... I didn't really know what to expect coming in, but I couldn't really be happier about how things went today."
Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press
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MastaMind033 wrote:
And for WR what do you think of this.........
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Football is the only sport where I don't really have a team, but take out the guy in the red and add the other Bengals receiver (T.O) and I'll be a fan, for the year @ least.
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MastaMind033 wrote:
And for WR what do you think of this.........
^
Football is the only sport where I don't really have a team, but take out the guy in the red and add the other Bengals receiver (T.O) and I'll be a fan, for the year @ least.
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Hopefully the Lions pick up some good free agents. Glad football is back tho.
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Hopefully the Lions pick up some good free agents. Glad football is back tho.
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The Detroit Lions are winning the 2012 Super Bowl.
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The Detroit Lions are winning the 2012 Super Bowl.
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The Detroit Lions are winning the 2012 Super Bowl.
Cant Wait for that Monday Night Game! black on black sounds clean!!!
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The Detroit Lions are winning the 2012 Super Bowl.
Cant Wait for that Monday Night Game! black on black sounds clean!!!
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do work son
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can you fix the thread title and use the right form of there/their/they're? it's buggin the $%^& out of me
and as far as the lions go, i just wanna see that d line of suh and fairley in action
and as far as the lions go, i just wanna see that d line of suh and fairley in action
do work son
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can you fix the thread title and use the right form of there/their/they're? it's buggin the $%^& out of me
and as far as the lions go, i just wanna see that d line of suh and fairley in action
and as far as the lions go, i just wanna see that d line of suh and fairley in action
