Amon Ra St. Brown is not the first Cinderella story within the Detroit Lions organization. Before St. Brown came an all-too-familiar tale: picked 96th overall, with minimal college offers and minimal expectations when entering the league. The only difference is that while one’s football career is seemingly skyrocketing, the other has abruptly ended. His name […]
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The Buccaneers are playing next season against what are arguably the top-five teams in the league. It will be a tough test, but if they are able to overcome it, they are poised to make a deep playoff run. Let’s take a look at which games will be the toughest ones for the Bucs next season.
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Sometimes defense can be optional in the NFL and that’s exactly what the case was for the highest-scoring playoff games in league history (non-Super Bowl). While seeing it in the regular season is great, it’s even better when seeing it in the playoffs when the intensity is at an all-time high and there’s no room for error. Five such games have combined for 86
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Billy Sims is a name that many NFL fans, specifically Detroit Lions fans, know and love. He helped lead the Lions to back-to-back playoff games during his short career in the NFL. But Sims’s career was cut short when he suffered a devastating injury in 1984. Sims did not get the career many anticipated while
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The biggest strength of the Detroit Lions is their offensive line. Former GM Bob Quinn, despite all his warts, did a great job drafting offensive linemen and Brad Holmes put the final pieces of the puzzle in place. The Lions have one of the best, if not the best, starting five in the league. Let’s
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Unlike all those years when the Lions had picks at the top, they will be picking at the end of the first round. Here are five times Brad Holmes has traded up.
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The Lions were one of the NFL’s best during the 1950s, winning championships in 1952, 1953, and 1957. The teams were led by the great Bobby Layne, who was under center in ’52 and ’53. Layne missed the ’57 title game with a broken ankle and Tobin Rote filled in as the Lions won their
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Coming off a 12-5 regular season and a narrow loss in the NFC Championship Game, the Detroit Lions look to take the next step and advance to the Super Bowl…
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Campbell turned this impoverished franchise into a team that was only four points away from appearing in a Super Bowl for the first time in…
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In the male-dominated world of professional sports ownership, it was once unheard of to imagine a female at the helm of an NFL team. In 1979, when Georgia Frontiere inherited a 70% ownership stake in the Los Angeles Rams following the death of her husband, Carroll Rosenbloom, she was considered a novelty. Other early examples
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