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Shaun Bodiford
Shaun Bodiford is a wide reciever for the Detroit Lions, wearing number 19. 2006 is his first year as a professional football player. He played in college at Portland State. Shaun Bodiford is 5 feet, 11 inch and weighs 187 pounds. Here... [more]
Shaun Bodiford is a wide reciever for the Detroit Lions, wearing number 19. 2006 is his first year as a professional football player. He played in college at Portland State. Shaun Bodiford is 5 feet, 11 inch and weighs 187 pounds. Here you can recommend links and photos or discuss Shaun Bodiford and the Lions.
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Unlike revenge, which is best served cold, humble pie is best served as-is.In other words, when you're wrong, you're wrong. Own up and move on.Like when I ripped Detroit Lions offensive tackle Jeff Backus on Monday for allowing a free...
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When Minnesota Vikings defensive end Jared Allen blew right by Detroit Lions offensive tackle Jeff Backus, it was clear that there was some confusion along the offensive line.You don't let one of the best pass rushers in the NFL go...
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Now the Chicago Bears' defensive line coach, Rod Marinelli insists the game against the Detroit Lions team that he led to a winless record a year ago is no different than any other for him.
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Who moved spots in the latest release of the Nittany Lions' depth chart as the team heads into this weekend's game against Temple? Find out, plus an injury update on linebacker Navorro Bowman, right here
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Last week, the Detroit Lions made some changes to their depth chart, and the changes helped. But more changes are needed this week for what is quickly becoming thought of as a “must win” game against Washington.
Among the new starters for Detroit last week were Manny Ramirez, Brandon Pettigrew, and Phillip Buchanon. Defensive end Jason Hunter and wide receiver Dennis Northcutt also saw increased time. But the end result was the same as it has...
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