The Lions cut veteran guard Toniu Fonoti today and signed wide receiver Billy McMullen. Last season, McMullen played four games for Seattle, catching...
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August 12, 2009
Not exactly the most earth-shattering news, recently released defensive lineman Shaun Smith is on his way to the Lions and could not be happier.
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