Coach Schwartz talks Green Bay and the playoffs in this week's Coach Schwartz Sez
Posted: 01/02/2012
(WXYZ) - Detroit Lions Head Coach Jim Schwartz talks about the season finale loss to Green Bay and looks ahead to the team's first playoff appearance since 1999 in this week's Coach Schwartz Sez ...
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