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The Detroit Lions loss every NFL game they played last year, and Lions Fans hope first round draft pick Matt Staford can change things for the 2009 NFL Season. The Lions know the playoffs might be to far out of reach this season, but winning any game this season will improve the record from a year ago. The Lions do have a good core of young players to help Stafford in his transition form college to the NFL. Maybe the most important player on the Lions team, is second year wide receiver Calvin Johnson, who caught 78 receptions, for 1,331 yards and 12 touchdown grabs on the year. The Lions also discovered a running game with rookie running back Kevin Smith from UCF, Smith rushed for 976 yards and breached the End Zone 8 times in 2008. The offense will not be the best in the league, but the young core of offensive players have time to grow together as a unit. The defense did not play well last season, and head coach Jim Schwartz will have to find away to make the defense perform better in 2009. Linebacker Ernie Sims returns as the captain of the defense in 2009, but he will need some help. Learn more about the 2009 Detroit Lions, in our Detroit Lions team report, located in our NFL section.
2009 Detroit Lions Season Preview - Those sportsbook players that always seem to place winning wagers, do so because they study every aspect of an NFL match up before placing wagers. Staying up dated on all of the latest off the field moves, can help when determining to place wagers on the Detroit Lions. We at USA Players designed this 2009 Detroit Lions Season Preview to provide online sportsbook players with all of the latest player trades, player injuries, team draft picks, and a full outline of the regular season schedule. Our report touches on position battles and other on the field aspects of the Detroit Lions as well. fallow the normal steps you would take when preparing for the NFL regular season, but remember to visit our 2009 Detroit Lions team report.
2009 Detroit Lions Schedule - A teams schedule is one of the most important factors to consider when placing wagers on NFL football teams. We already know the Lions will have to play the other three teams in the NFC north division twice a year, once at home and once on the road. The Lions are considered one of the worst teams in the division so even these 6 games will prove to be a challenge for the Lions football team. Other notable teams the Lions will play in 2009 regular season are at the New Orleans Saints in week 1, home against the Steelers in week 5, and at the Baltimore Ravens in week 14. Pay attention to the 2009 Detroit Lions Schedule so you know when to bet on them and when to stay away.
2009 Detroit Lions Injury Report - Injuries are another factor that changes the way a team will perform on the football field. The NFL is a rough sport, and teams lose players do to injury on regular basis, just for that reason we have designed this Detroit lions injury report. Our 2009 Detroit Lions Injuries report is filled with the most recent information pertaining to injuries on the Detroit Lions football team. If Calvin Johnson is out with a minor injury, it might be a good idea to stay away from the Lions in that game.
2009 Detroit Lions Transactions - Player Transactions also hamper a teams ability to perform well on the football field. Player transactions can consist of a trade for a player, the trading of a player to another team, the release of a player out right, or even the signing of a free agent, and we have listed all of the most recent player transactions in our report. If the Lions trade away a key locker room presence, the team will likley be in a downer and not perform well. Be sure to read about 2009 Detroit Lions Transactions and take into consideration all the information listed about when betting on the Detroit Lions in the 2009 NFL regular season.