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Lions President Tom Lewand Suspended 30 Days, Fined $100K

By Michael David SmithJul 30th 2010 – 10:22PM

The NFL has suspended Detroit Lions President Tom Lewand for 30 days and fined him $100,000 as a result of his drunk driving arrest and subsequent guilty plea, as Commissioner Roger Goodell shows once again that he's serious about holding all league employees to high standards in their personal conduct. In this case,...

Lions Could Keep Culpepper (for Now)

By Ryan WilsonFeb 7th 2009 – 2:00PM

Last week, new Lions offensive coordinator Scott Linehan declared the quarterback competition wide open for 2009. He's still in the process of evaluating the talent currently on the roster, which may or may not mean Matt Stafford will be in the team's immediate plans. But as Burke wrote at the time, "Just because Linehan...

Whole NFL Thinks Lions Will Pick Georgia QB Matthew Stafford First

By Michael David SmithJan 28th 2009 – 8:58AM

TAMPA, Fla. -- In talking to a cross-section of the National Football League intelligentsia over the last couple of days, one thing is clear: Almost everyone believes the Detroit Lions are planning to select Georgia quarterback Matthew Stafford with the first pick in the NFL draft.That doesn't necessarily mean it's going...

Even With Millen Gone, Lions' Schwartz Could Have to Contend With Front Office

By Ryan WilsonJan 16th 2009 – 8:00PM

Jim Schwartz, probably more than any other current NFL coach, uses advanced statistics to measure player performance. The former Georgetown economics major graduated third in his class, and he's a fan of Football Outsiders, basically the only site doing for football what Bill James did for baseball some 30 years ago....

For Lions, Rod Marinelli Might Be Gone but His Spirit Lives On

By Ryan WilsonJan 1st 2009 – 3:30PM

(photos courtesy of Getty Images) I don't know enough about Tom Lewand or Martin Mayhew to comment on whether Lions owner William Clay Ford was wise to promote from within the organization, but history suggests that no one would've complained if Ford blew up the whole operation and started over. The franchise has just 40...

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