Coach Schwartz breaks down the Atlanta loss and looks forward to Denver
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Posted: 10/24/2011
(wxyz) - Detroit Lions Head Coach Jim Schwartz sat down to talk with Sports Director Don Shane about the loss to Atlanta and to preview this week's game against Denver.
YOU CAN WATCH THE INTERVIEW IN THE VIDEO PLAYER ABOVE
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