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The NFC North is a tough division and the Detroit Lions have their work cut out for them. Home stands against the Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, and Chicago Bears will be well worth seeing, even if just as a measuring stick of progress. Ford Field will also see visits from the Philadelphia Eagles, New York Jets, and New England Patriots. While it’s a bit much to expect Detroit Lions tickets to pay off with a post-season spot, the Lions have the makings of a team that could catch a visiting squad by surprise and earn that respect they’ve been looking for.
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Detroit Lions Tickets – The Battle for Respect
After being patsies for almost a decade Detroit Lions tickets may be earning a shadow of respect. It’s an uphill battle though and only wins will mean anything in the grand scheme. But there’s a growing feeling that the Lions have begun to gather some steam, building around young talent and free agents pickups, and though they may not win the NFC North Detroit will have some say in who does. That’s a big step forward for this struggling franchise and getting in on the ground floor at Ford Field with Lions tickets may be a good idea. After all, if the New Orleans Saints can build a Super Bowl winner why not the long beleaguered Motor City? Lions fans need a little faith, a little luck, and Detroit Lions tickets to see it happen.
2010 Detroit Lions Tickets – The Offense
While it’s natural to look to QB Matthew Stafford to provide spark the Lions must give him the weapons to do the job. Stafford suffered through a typical NFL rookie quarterback season in 2009, at times showing promise and at other times struggling. Injuries played their role as Stafford battled shoulder and knee problems along the way. In the end though, it boils down to playmakers around him. Detroit is trying to improve the situation. Kevin Smith is a bruising back coming off of a knee injury that could keep him on the sidelines for awhile. In response the Lions drafted Jahvid Best, a fast and shifty running back out of California. Best has the ability to break the long run and good hands out of the backfield. Second year man Aaron Brown could contribute also. He’s got dangerous speed but needs to spend more time in his playbook. What Stafford could really use is Calvin Johnson getting open. A wide receiver with Pro Bowl ability, Johnson got smothered in double and triple coverage in 2009. Bringing veteran Nate Burleson should be a big help. Burleson thrived as a #2 receiver and should relieve the pressure on Johnson. Given some help in the running game and an unfettered Calvin Johnson, the Detroit Lions offense will be vastly improved.
2010 Detroit Lions Tickets – The Defense
The defensive side of the ball also offers huge hopes for improvement. Without the ability to rush the passer the Lions were sitting ducks. That changes in 2010. Detroit tapped the free agent market for DE Kyle Vanden Bosch, went one better by bringing in DT Corey Williams, and then capped the whole thing off by drafting DT Ndamukong Suh in the 1st Round. The changes mean nothing but good things in terms of pass rush and run defense and should pay immediate dividends. It also takes some of the pressure off of an average linebacker position. In the secondary the Lions are depending on leadership from safety Louis Delmas in his second season and cornerbacks Chris Houston and Jonathan Wade. While still a work in progress the Detroit Lions defense has been through an overhaul and with help from the offense should be able to force teams to work for points, a change from last season.
CBS Local | Detroit Lions Tony Filippis Memorial Bocce Tournament CBS Local The Stoney and Bill Show had the honor of playing in the Detroit Lions annual Tony Filippis Memorial Bocce Tournament on Wednesday at Palazzo di Bocce in Orion Township. The tournament raises money for local charities and was named after Tony Filippis, ... and more » |
MLive.com | Report: Detroit Lions, Cliff Avril $2 million per season apart on contract ... MLive.com We're finally getting a clear picture on how far apart the Detroit Lions and franchised defensive end Cliff Avril are in their contract negotiations. According to NFL.com's Albert Breer, Avril is seeking a four-year deal worth approximately $42 million ... and more » |
NFL 2012 Odds: Bears Predicted To Finish Below Lions And Packers SB Nation ... will be ready to go when the season starts, but Nevada bookmaker Cantor Gaming -- the first Nevada bookmaker to release NFL season win totals so far -- doesn't think the Bears are quite ready to jump the Detroit Lions or the Green Bay Packers. and more » |
MLive.com | Looking ahead, to 2015: Detroit Lions forecast as one of NFL's top teams by ... MLive.com By Josh Slagter | jslagter@mlive.com AP File PhotoCalvin Johnson, left, and Matthew Stafford give the Detroit Lions to marquee players who will be in their prime in 2015. It's hard enough to project what's going to happen next season in the NFL, ... and more » |
Red Wings' Pavel Datsyuk eliminated from 'NHL 13' cover vote Detroit Free Press Claude Giroux of the Philadelphia Flyers and Evgeni Malkin of the Pittsburgh Penguins are in the other semi. Detroit Tigers ace Justin Verlander already is on the cover of "MLB 2K12," and Detroit Lions star Calvin Johnson will be on the cover of ... and more » |
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