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Finally earning the trust of teammates and coaches, Rakestraw is navigating a tragic off the field this week.
Allen Park — Ennis Rakestraw can’t change the past, he can only look to the future.
Allen Park — Once the regular season begins, NFL coordinators are required to meet with the media once per week. Sometimes, everyone would be better off if we could skip the appointment.
There was nothing Detroit Lions defensive coordinat...
Detroit Lions safety Brian Branch (Getty Images)
Allen Park — Coach Dan Campbell, receivers coach Scottie Montgomery, pass game specialist David Shaw and safety Brian Branch met with the media on Wednesday. Here are some highlights from th...
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Allen Park — Following a weekend report that negotiations with the Lions have stalled, and his camp was pushing pause on talks, tight end Sam LaPorta remains optimistic the two sides will eventually agree to a long-term deal...
Rookie running back Jeremiyah Love (Getty Images)
Allen Park — If it felt like the Detroit Lions were matching up with the Arizona Cardinals annually for a while there, you weren’t crazy.
From 2012-21, the sides squared off nine times in...
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