Lions sign Dominique Curry
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Posted: 07/23/2012
As rookies and injured players reported to Allen Park, the Lions announced the signing of wide receiver Dominique Curry.
Curry has spent the last two seasons with the Rams, playing 16 games in 2011. He did not record a reception as he was utilized primarily on special teams.
A 23 year-old from Philadelphia, Curry played college football at Cheyney University and the University of California (PA). He was signed by the Rams in 2010 after trying out for the team following the 2010 NFL Draft.
Curry is listed at 6'2" and 224 pounds.
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