Daunte Culpepper News

So far in this off-season, the Detroit Lions coaching staff seems to be happy with their second, first-round pick, tight end Brandon Pettigrew.

Point 1: After years of boring quarterback matchups, the NFC North is going to be much more exciting to watch in 2009.

Lions offensive coordinator calls QB battle between former Knight Daunte Culpepper, Matt Stafford a win-win posted by Iliana Limon on Jun 30, 2009 3:36:50 PM Fanhouse's Dan Graziano caught up with Detroit Lions' offensive coordinator Scott Linehan , who had some good things to say about former UCF standout quarterbackDaunte Culpepper and running ...

Think about it: Matthew Stafford is the QB. Is he the QB for now or the future? I say, future.

The Lions made sweeping changes following their 0-16 season, complete with a tweaked uniform and logo.

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One of the more interesting drills to watch at the Detroit Lions minicamp has been one-on-one drills where a receiver is matched up against a defensive back.

Lions Mini-camp Media Day. Check out the team as they practice on a beautiful summer day in Allen Park.

The signs of progress are everywhere on the practice fields and in the locker room at the Detroit Lions headquarters for a mandatory minicamp.

1 overall pick in the NFL draft, there has been speculation about when Stafford might secure the starting job.

New coach. New front office. New players. The Detroit Lions are looking to forget their place in NFL history as the first 0-16 team.

Impressions from the first workout of the Detroit Lions three-day minicamp: --- Quarterback Daunte Culpepper, talking for the first time since the team drafted Matthew Stafford, didn't say much.

Sure, it's easy to look back on any given draft and see the guys below your team's spot who turned out better .

Lions and Rams fans have had little to cheer about in recent years. Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando and Kevin Seifert The weekly Double Coverage feature is back with a new twist: Audio .

Matthew Stafford says his No. 1 goal for this season is to learn as much as he can.

Saw this thread on some other team boards, thought i would start one. What former Lion or Lions that are in the NFL would you like to see come back to the team? I am going with Shawn Rodgers.

For months now it's been a question of who the Vikings will start at quarterback.

The Detroit Lions sure have some committed fans. They sat through one measly playoff win in half a century.

Matthew Stafford asks coordinator Scott Linehan, "Hey, where's Knowshon?" With Matt Ryan and Joe Flacco leading their teams to the playoffs as rookies, it'll be tough for the 0-for-2008 Detroit Lions to justify not starting Matthew Stafford sometime in 2009.

Coming off the first ever 0-16 season the Detroit Lions were facing a challenge not meant for the soft hearted.