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  1. Avril hopes to stay in Detroit long term

    Free agent defensive end Cliff Avril says he has no idea whether the Detroit Lions will apply the franchise tag to him. He hopes they don't.

    • Stafford throws passes off ESPN roof

      While taping a "This Is SportsCenter" commercial with ESPN last week, Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford had some fun throwing passes off ESPN's roof.

      • Stafford talks Lions reputation, future

        Matthew Stafford sat down with SportsCenter anchor Chris McKendry for a live interview on ESPN Friday to talk expectations, perception and more about the Lions.

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          Stafford named Comeback Player of Year

          Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford has been named the Associated Press NFL Comeback Player of the Year

          • Ndamukong Suh

            Suh says anger management talk "comical"

            Ndamukong Suh continues to make national television appearances this offseason. In an interview with ESPN's Hannah Storm, Suh addressed his persona in the football world. INSIDE: Watch part of the interview.

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              Stafford wins comeback player award

              After a record-setting year, Matthew Stafford has received the Pro Football Weekly/Professional Football Writers Association Comeback Player of the Year Award.

              1. Martin Mayhew

                Mayhew set for challenging offseason

                Lions general manager Martin Mayhew says this offseason will probably be his most challenging since he started making football decisions for the franchise.

                • Calvin Johnson

                  Calvin Johnson to skip Pro Bowl

                  The Lions won't be represented at the Pro Bowl, after all. The NFL announced Calvin Johnson will skip the game due to injury.

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                    Sanders says Lions have bright future

                    Barry Sanders said he watched the Lions as a big fan this past season, and he believes this team has a very high ceiling for success.

                  1. Aaron Berry

                    Lions Aaron Berry apologizes for tweet

                    Aaron Berry called his choice of words "outrageous." Monday afternoon, the Lions cornerback apologized for his tweet that blasted the city.

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                      Lions clean out lockers, look ahead

                      After the best season Detroit has seen in over a decade, the Lions cleaned out their lockers and left Allen Park Monday. They left feeling proud and accomplished, but looking forward.

                      • Nate Burleson

                        Inside the Huddle with Nate Burleson

                        Nate Burleson joined Matt Shepard in the Superdome Saturday night for his final 2011-12 edition of Inside the Huddle, reflecting on the Lions loss to New Orleans.

                      Coach Schwartz Sez


                      1. Coach Schwartz previews the playoffs

                        Coach Schwartz previews the playoffs

                        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 ...

                      Inside the Huddle


                      1. Johnson talks Oakland and San Diego

                        Johnson talks Oakland and San Diego

                        Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson sat down to talk with Tom Leyden about his mega game against the Oakland Raiders and the Lions upcoming chance to clinch a playoff berth by beating the San Diego Chargers.

                       

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                      1. PHOTOS: Show us your Lions pride!

                        PHOTOS: Show us your Lions pride!

                        What a night in Detroit! The Lions score a big win against the Bears! Show your spirit by submitting your photos.
                        We’ve waited 12 years to watch the Lions in a playoff game and with Saturday’s game just around the corner, we’re kicking our Lions pride into high gear by submitting your photos!

                         

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                        Meet the team!


                        1. Don Shane

                          Don Shane

                          When he was growing up, Don Shane would run outside and grab the newspaper before anyone else. He wanted to be the first to see the sports section each morning.

                          • Tom Leyden

                            Tom Leyden

                            Tom Leyden anchors sports for Action News Weekend and hosts the Sunday Sports Update. He also reports during the week for the Channel 7 sports team.

                            • Brad Galli

                              Brad Galli

                              Brad Galli is a hometown guy who understands the passion of the Detroit sports fan. He grew up in Detroit and is inspired by ordinary people in the city doing extraordinary things