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Beat writer Tom Kowalski expects the Lions' front office to

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Beat writer Tom Kowalski expects the Lions' front office to be "ruthless" in their personnel decisions this offseason. "When they look at this roster, they are going to see a lot of guys they don't think can play," Kowalski says. [...]

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Beat writer Tom Kowalski expects the Lions' front office to

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Beat writer Tom Kowalski expects the Lions' front office to be "ruthless" in their personnel decisions this offseason. "When they look at this roster, they are going to see a lot of guys they don't think can play," Kowalski says. [...]

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Beat writer Tom Kowalski expects the Lions' front office to

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Beat writer Tom Kowalski expects the Lions' front office to be "ruthless" in their personnel decisions this offseason. "When they look at this roster, they are going to see a lot of guys they don't think can play," Kowalski says. [...]

[+] December 30th 2008 3 Updates

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The Lions need to decide what to do with Leigh Bodden, according

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The Lions need to decide what to do with Leigh Bodden, according to the Detroit News. He signed a four-year extension with the Lions in July, but struggled in their Cover-2 defense. When asked if he would like to remain with the Lions, Bodden replied, "If it was a coaching staff that really appreciated me and really liked what I did as a player, then, of course. That's really what I didn't get here, and it's hard to play for somebody like that. If they bring somebody in that respects the way I play, because I'm one of the best in the league, and if a coaching staff can respect that, then I'll be happy anywhere."Bodden's poor season was among many of the factors that contributed to their winless 2008 season. Bodden was still the only Lions' defensive back with an interception.

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The Lions need to decide what to do with Leigh Bodden, according

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The Lions need to decide what to do with Leigh Bodden, according to the Detroit News. He signed a four-year extension with the Lions in July, but struggled in their Cover-2 defense. When asked if he would like to remain with the Lions, Bodden replied, "If it was a coaching staff that really appreciated me and really liked what I did as a player, then, of course. That's really what I didn't get here, and it's hard to play for somebody like that. If they bring somebody in that respects the way I play, because I'm one of the best in the league, and if a coaching staff can respect that, then I'll be happy anywhere."Bodden's poor season was among many of the factors that contributed to their winless 2008 season. Bodden was still the only Lions' defensive back with an interception this season.

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Lions CB Leigh Bodden never felt comfortable in Rod Marinelli's

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Lions CB Leigh Bodden never felt comfortable in Rod Marinelli's Tampa-2 scheme and only wants to remain in Detroit if the new coaching staff appreciates his game. [...]

[+] December 28th 2008 1 Updates