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The NFL Scouting Combine is an opportunity for head coaches and general managers to discuss early offseason coaching hires, thoughts on prospects and to discuss the current state of their teams. Early on Tuesday morning, Lions OnSI had an opportunity to listen in on the media sessions of Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst and Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel. Here is what is being said early at the combine. Packers GM Brian Gutekunst On if tush-push should be banned: “We’re not very successful against it, I know that, but to be honest with you, I haven’t put much thought into…

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The Detroit Lions are facing an important decision this offseason regarding the future of safety Kerby Joseph. Heading into the final year of his rookie contract, Joseph led the league in interceptions last season and figures to be rewarded with a hefty extension. Because he’s been so productive, there’s a chance the average annual value of his contract lands amongst the top of the safety market. Appearing on the Jim Rome Show Monday, Joseph was emphatic about his desire to remain in Detroit for the long-term future. “I wanna be a lifelong Lion, man. I just love Detroit. I love…

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The Detroit Lions are shaping their coaching staff and playing roster for the upcoming season, and that may include the quarterback room. While the team has their franchise quarterback in Jared Goff, his Q2 and Q3 are in question for next season, since backup Hendon Hooker is in the third year of his rookie contract and Jake Fromm is on a reserve/futures contract. So, it wouldn’t be crazy to see the Lions recruiting a backup quarterback in the NFL Draft. NFL Combine Quarterbacks for Detroit Lions to Consider In a February 23 feature for Sports Illustrated, Christian Booher discusses four…

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When it comes to expectations for what positions the Detroit Lions could target in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, wide receiver is not high on the list. That’s because the Lions already have a strong one-two punch in Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams, the latter of whom has two more years left on his contract when including the fifth-year option. Granted, Tim Patrick is slated to be a free agent this offseason, but he’s only the No. 3 option in the wide receivers room. Despite all that, The 33rd Team’s Ian Valentino is projecting the Lions…

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A prominent NFL analyst has come to the defense of quarterback Russell Wilson, stating that Wilson is not to blame for the Pittsburgh Steelers’ struggles. Instead, the analyst points to head coach Mike Tomlin’s inability to develop quarterbacks as the root of the problem. The analyst’s comments come after a disappointing season for the Steelers, who were expected to compete for a playoff spot with Wilson at the helm. However, the team’s offense struggled to find consistency, leading many to question Wilson’s performance. But the analyst says that Wilson is not the issue, citing Tomlin’s history of struggling to develop…

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In a move that has left many NFL fans stunned, Justin Fields, the talented young quarterback, has been linked to a return to Pittsburgh. While some may think this is a surprising development, there’s actually a shocking reason why this move makes perfect sense. As it turns out, Fields has a strong connection to the city of Pittsburgh, one that predates his NFL career. According to sources close to the quarterback, Fields has always had a deep affection for the Steel City, and his return is more than just a coincidence. So, what’s behind Fields’ love for Pittsburgh? The answer…

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The NFL world is abuzz with controversy over the Philadelphia Eagles’ “Tush Push” play, with some calling for it to be banned. But is this really a debate worth having? The “Tush Push” is a short-yardage quarterback sneak where teammates push the QB forward to gain inches. It’s a perfectly legal play under current NFL rules, and anyone can do it. So, why the fuss? Packers president Mark Murphy and former Steelers coach Bill Cowher are among those who argue that the play is “not football” and poses a risk to player safety. But their arguments are weak and misguided.…

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The college basketball world was left stunned yesterday when the NCAA announced its final decision on the Mark Pope and referee scandal that has been making headlines for weeks. The controversy surrounding the Kentucky Wildcats’ head coach and his altercation with a referee during a game against Alabama has been a hot topic of discussion among fans, analysts, and coaches alike. So, what led to the shocking final decision? Let’s break down the events that unfolded and the factors that contributed to the NCAA’s verdict. The Incident It all started on February 22, when the Kentucky Wildcats took on the…

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The sports world is in mourning today as news broke of the sudden and unexpected passing of Al Trautwig, the legendary news broadcaster for the New York Jets. Trautwig, who had been a fixture in the Jets’ broadcast booth for over three decades, was found unresponsive at his home on [date] and was pronounced dead at the scene. According to sources close to the family, Trautwig’s cause of death was complications related to heart disease. He was 70 years old. Trautwig’s passing sent shockwaves throughout the sports community, with tributes pouring in from former colleagues, players, and fans. He was…

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In a significant boost to the Kentucky Wildcats basketball team, Jaxson Robinson and Lamont Butler have returned to practice. The two star guards have been sidelined due to injuries, with Robinson nursing a wrist injury and Butler recovering from a shoulder injury. According to head coach Mark Pope, both players participated in a modified practice on Monday. While Pope expressed caution that neither player may reach 100% fitness before the season ends, he remains hopeful of seeing them back in action soon. The return of Robinson and Butler could provide a timely lift for the Wildcats, who are preparing to…

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