Sep 29, 2009 | Ann Arbor News
Lions cut Carson Butler, give Aveion Cason a tryout
Maybe Detroit Lions running back Kevin Smith really is on a week-to-week status or maybe he isn't. The Lions brought in a slew of players for tryouts today and while that's normal in terms of building the "short list,'' it should be noted that only certain positions were targeted.
Detroit Lions Look to Buffalo To End Safety Battle
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Great, Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz must have seen something he liked Thursday night.
Refilling the safety bucket in Detroit
Posted by ESPN.com's Kevin Seifert Detroit's depth at safety dwindled so much this summer that it suddenly became necessary to start shopping for more.
Cunningham upset with Lions' dismal tackling
Lions defensive coordinator Gunther Cunningham drove home his message over and over again.
Who'll start at QB for Lions? Jim Schwartz won't tell
The Lions' quarterback competition is over -- at least for the first exhibition game.
Lions' offense looks much sharper in 7-on-7 drills
In our daily tracking of the Detroit Lions' offense in the seven-on-seven drills, they looked much sharper today.
Lions' offense looks much sharper in 7-on-7 drills
In our daily tracking of the Detroit Lions' offense in the seven-on-seven drills, they looked much sharper today.
Lions' offense looks much sharper in 7-on-7 drills
In our daily tracking of the Detroit Lions' offense in the seven-on-seven drills, they looked much sharper today.
Ford Field Ticker: Care, bare: Safety gives away garb
Lions safety Stuart Schweigert was one of the last players to leave Ford Field after Saturday's open practice.
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Lions' Anthony Henry starts to get work at safety
When Anthony Henry was acquired in the trade that sent quarterback Jon Kitna to the Dallas Cowboys, Detroit Lions coach Jim Schwartz said he wanted Anthony Henry to play cornerback.
Lions' offense looks much sharper in 7-on-7 drills
In our daily tracking of the Detroit Lions' offense in the seven-on-seven drills, they looked much sharper today.
A strong camp with Lions could put Stuart Schweigert back in the mix at safety
Here are a couple of quick-hitter scouting reports on players hoping to make the Detroit Lions roster: STUART SCHWEIGERT A calf injury limited Schweigert throughout the off-season workouts and he was finally able to return for the final minicamp.
Lions' policy: best safety first
Nowhere is the Lions' offseason roster overhaul more evident than in the secondary.
Injury behind him, Schweigert eager for training camp
It was the first part of the first practice of the first minicamp of the off-season. Lions safety Stuart Schweigert was going through individual drills April 17 when he tore a calf muscle.
Another veteran lands in Detroit
Detroit had to do something about the glut of safeties it was carrying on its roster.
Lions agree to trade Alexander for WR Dennis Northcutt
Editor's note: Story updated at 8:37 p.m. The Lions have agreed to trade safety Gerald Alexander to Jacksonville for wide receiver Dennis Northcutt, a person familiar with the situation said today.
Manuel is the Lions' latest FA target
I'll keep repeating this line about Detroit's efforts to improve its personnel: The team is leaving no stone unturned.
Lions sign MSU safety Otis Wiley to free agent contract
According to a source close to the situation, the Detroit Lions have signed Michigan State safety Otis Wiley to a free agent contract.
Lions' Schwartz looking for a "thumper" at middle linebacker
As the Lions wrapped up a three-day minicamp Sunday, it was perhaps easier to see what's missing than just what Jim Schwartz has with his new team.
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