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Off-Season Report: Offense
The Detroit Lions have put considerable investments into the offensive side of the ball the past decade with little tangible results as a pay off. It is hard to have a viable offense
in today's NFL without a top-flight quarterback at the helm. The Lions believe they have that man now in second-year quarterback Matthew Stafford who will now have more pieces around
him to showcase his considerable talents. The Lions added a real breakaway threat in first-round pick Jahvid Best out of Cal.
Lionbacker takes a look at the Lions offense heading into the 2010 season.
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Detroit Lions 2010 NFL Draft Review
Before we can possibly begin to review the picks the Lions have made this draft, we also have to look at how all the picks they acquired were used. First off, the Lions traded a fifth
round pick received from the Denver Broncos in the 2009 draft was traded for DT Corey Williams.
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Best RB Available
The Lions traded back up into the first round of the NFL draft with the Minnesota Vikings at pick 30 to address their hold at running back and selecting Jahvid Best out of California.
The Lions swapped picks with the Vikings in the fourth round.
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No Suh-prise
"With the second pick in the 2010 NFL draft, the Detroit Lions select Ndamukong Suh, defensive tackle, Nebraska," Roger Goodell said in the 75th NFL draft, the first one ever to be
held in prime time, to nobody's surprise.
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Lionbacker Writer Mock Drafts
It is that time of year, the time that excites Lions fans the most. No, not the opening week kickoff but rather the time for the Lions to once again have a top ten pick and this year they
sit at number two.
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