That’s one of the main topics on this week’s Mid-Week Mailbag podcast, hosted by myself (Jeremy Reisman) and Pride of Detroit’s managing editor Erik Schlitt. And it’s highly doubtful an impactful player like Josh Reynolds falls into their lap. Former Tiger and Detroit native Willie Horton was bringing his grandson to Put One in the Upper.
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Likewise, while there are some defensive players who are waiting to come off the injury list, none are likely to have the impact that Taylor Decker’s return had. Golf Bill Laitner, Detroit Free Press 6 months ago 259 shares Watch: Oakland Hills Country Club clubhouse catches fire in Michigan, almost a total loss Courses Jason Lusk, Bill Laitner, Detroit Free Press and Frank Witsil, Detroit Free Press 7 months ago 1. Campbell has already insisted he will not demote or fire defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn like he did with last year’s offensive coordinator Anthony Lynn. The Lions would turn things around shortly after the bye, as the offense averaged 25.2 points per game in the final six contests.īut a lot of the changes made on the offensive side of the ball are not possible to replicate on the defense. In a way, Campbell’s promises sound a lot like what he was saying at last year’s bye week, when the offense had gone seven games in a row without scoring at least 20 points. Matthew Lorincz, co-director of the Neurosport Concussion Care Program at the University of Michigan. The Lions are prepared to shuffle the lineup and simplify some things schematically, because what’s currently happening is clearly not working. Matt Lorincz discusses return-to-play protocol in the Detroit Free Press/USA Today stories Recovering from a concussion and other head injuries to return to football is possible, said Dr. On Monday, Campbell promised that some changes were coming. At USA TODAY, I cover a wide range of business news with a focus on short-term enterprise and some. The Detroit Lions defense is in trouble, and coach Dan Campbell is ready to do something about it. Before that, I was a reporter for the Detroit Free Press.
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