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Lions receiver Calvin Johnson missed on Sunday only the second game of his career, due to a knee injury.He may not be missing his third career game when the Lions head to Seattle on Sunday.Per our friends at Rotoworld, Johnson...
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November 04, 2009
ALLEN PARK -- Detroit Lions receiver Calvin Johnson practiced today and also took reps with the No. 1 offense -- something he didn't do last week when he practiced. Johnson took part in all of the individual drills and was...
Via Pro Football Talk
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November 05, 2009
The Detroit Lions looked like the worst team in the league in last week's loss to the Rams, but they appear likely to have their most talented player back this week in Seattle. Tim Twentyman of The Detroit News reports...
Via Detroit Lions Football
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November 05, 2009
ALLEN PARK -- Detroit Lions receiver Calvin Johnson (knee) practiced for the second straight day and running back Kevin Smith, who missed Wednesday's workout with a left shoulder injury, also took part in practice today. Lions head coach Jim Schwartz...
Via The Wayne Fontes Experience
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November 05, 2009
The loss to the St. Louis Rams crushed all hope the Lions were improving. They fooled us for a few games, but in losses to the Packers, and especially the Rams, the play on the field looked all too familiar to what we witnessed in the season of infinite and immense pain, 2008.
So there were plenty of nominees for Facepalms, but there were those who stood out with distinction...
Via Lions Blog
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November 05, 2009
Lions running back Kevin Smith returned to practice today after sitting out Wednesday with a shoulder injury.
Via GridironFans.com
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November 05, 2009
Now, it seems, we might be able to define exactly what Detroit Lions coach Jim Schwartz meant when he said Calvin Johnson?s knee injury wasn?t...
Via The Lions In Winter
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November 02, 2009
Don't be fooled by the title! I'm not tendering my “resignation”, merely writing about my mood this morning. My second cup of coffee is slowly waking me up to reality: the Lions really lost to the Rams. Moreover, they looked completely impotent. It wasn’t just that they couldn’t score any points the Rams didn’t hand them for the first three quarters. It...
Via GridironFans.com
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November 04, 2009
Receiver Calvin Johnson said Monday he was "ready to get going" after missing the Lions' last two games with a right knee injury. And he appeared to...
Via Roto Arcade
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November 05, 2009
If you shrewdly drafted a fantasy roster full of Lions this year, we have great news for you today via the Detroit Free Press: "All but one of the players on the Lions’ active roster were on the field [practicing] today. … The only exception was defensive tackle Grady Jackson(notes), but that has
been the routine for the 36-year-old veteran."Calvin Johnson...
Via Detnews.com
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November 06, 2009
Lions running back Kevin Smith was back at practice Thursday after missing Wednesday's workout because of a shoulder injury.
Via Deuce of Davenport
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November 06, 2009
WOW. Last week was awesome huh? If i didn't monkey around and give you guys the over/under/ml picks I would've gotten 12 of 13 right. As it was, I got 8 right and 5 wrong here. Amazingly my lock of the week was the only game against the spread that I lost, the rest was just crazy picks for you kids and I am vowing now to not go nuts and give you more spread picks. All...
Via Bleacher Report
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November 02, 2009
ALLEN PARK, Mich.(AP) — Jim Schwartz knows that the Detroit Lions need to find some big plays and fast. He also knows that as long as star receiver Calvin Johnson is sidelined, those plays will be hard to find...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
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