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Lions Brass Referring to Detroit as 'The Land of Opportunity'

Following a historic 0-16 season, the Detroit Lions have undergone a franchise makeover -- both on and off the field. Martin Mayhew has taken over for the maligned Matt Millen and Jim Schwartz is now the head coach. They have made myriad changes via trade, free agency and the draft. Thus, they look toward training camp...

Phillip Buchanon Tries to Save the Lions

What possess a man to leave one team that finished third in its division for another that didn't win a game the previous year?Well, we asked cornerback Phillip Buchanon the other day why he left the Bucs, who finished third in the NFC South, for the Lions, and his answer was simple. "I did want to stay in Florida,"...

Phillip Buchanon Joins the Lions

Baby steps, kids, baby steps. Detroit finished 0-16 last season, so it's not like new head coach Jim Schwartz can wave a magic wand and fix what ails the franchise. As Ryan Wilson pointed out, it's not like the Lions have done anything sensational this offseason -- but they are quietly improving.How much? Well, enough that...

FanHouse NFL Season Preview: Dallas Cowboys - The Time is Now!

Training camps are underway, the NFL season is a month off, and to get you ready for 2008, FanHouse previews all 32 teams, "heat index" style. We'll rate each club in 10 categories on a scale of 1 to 10, high score wins.Quarterback: We know that Tony Romo isn't a fluke. He stepped in last year and had another fantastic...

Terrence Newman Out Three Weeks With Groin Tear

Cowboys Pro-Bowl cornerback Terrence Newman will sit out the next three weeks due to a groin tear:"I'm not worried at all, it's not that severe of an injury," Newman told Tyler, Texas, radio station KTBB-AM 660 on Tuesday. "... Being so early, you don't want to rush to get back and then have to deal with something else...

Anthony Henry News From the Web

05/08/12 4 years for role in credit card ring Source: The Journal Gazette - Fort Wayne IN After admitting in April to being part of a phony credit card scheme, Anthony Henry was sentenced Monday to four years in prison and two years on probation in Allen Superior Court.