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Rookie wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown and second-year cornerback Jeff Okudah matched up for an anticipated one-on-one tackling drill in Friday’s practice, as the Detroit Lions returned to full pads at the Allen Park facility. Okudah prepared to make a tackle, but St. Brown hurdled him. To celebrate, St. Brown punted the ball and emulated the chalk
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Allen Park — The conditioning hill installed by the previous regime looms behind the north end zone at the Detroit Lions practice facility. These days, it’s largely unused, other than providing a vantage point for photographers or a source of amusement for the children of players and coaches after a day of practice. Offensive guard Halapoulivaati
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Allen Park — Here are some notes and observations from the Detroit Lions’ training camp practice Friday. ► Let’s get started with a quick injury update. The Lions were down several players, including a trio of defensive tackles. On Thursday, coach Dan Campbell implied the team was managing Michael Brockers’ workload, but the veteran hasn’t practiced at all this
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When sports fans think of “prospects,” the MLB or NHL likely comes to mind. Or maybe the NBA, where draft picks are “stashed” overseas or in a developmental league until they’re ready for the big lights. But in the NFL, the Detroit Lions have two under-the-radar youngsters experts say could soon break out. ESPN ranked the
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Citing lack of staff, Eastern Market is banning tailgating before Detroit Lions games for the 2021-2022 season. “At this time, Eastern Market Partnership does not have the staff capacity to host large-scale tailgating crowds,” the market announced in a news release this week. The market also will be enforcing a parking ban for all games during the season.
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There will be a new voice helping call Detroit Lions games on the radio, beginning this season. T.J. Lang, the recently retired Lions offensive lineman, has been hired as the radio sideline reporter for the team’s radio coverage. The team’s flagship station changed from WJR-AM (760) to WXYT-FM (97.1) this season. COACH SPEAK: Lions OC
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