mlive.com - 2/28/2008
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It wasn't really one of the positions the Detroit Lions needed to fill in the defense, but the signing of Dwight Smith will give their safety position more depth and experience. The Lions have confirmed that Smith signed a two-year deal on Wednesday.
In discussing Smith's role -- before he was signed -- head coach Rod Marinelli said he would be part of the rotation at safety. Recent ...
Report: Jets linebacker Jonathan Vilma visits Detroit Lions
mlive.com 2/28/2008 — The Detroit Free Press' Nicholas J. Cotsonika reports that New York Jets linebacker Jonathan Vilma visited the Lions today. The former first-round draft pick, who is recovering from a knee injury, is seeking a trade, and was given permission by the Jets to talk with other teams.
Lions sign safety Smith for two years
detnews.com 2/28/2008 — The Detroit Lions are taking a safety-first approach in signing free agents.
Dwight Smith, a seven-year veteran who spent the last two seasons with the Minnesota Vikings, signed a two-year contract with the Lions on Wednesday. The deal included a signing bonus of $350,000 and has a maximum value of $5 million.
There was no immediate confirmation of the signing by the ...
DWIGHT SMITH TO DETROIT
beta.profootballtalk.com 2/28/2008 — Cut by the Vikings, safety Dwight Smith will now get to play them twice per year.
A league source tells us that Smith has agreed to terms with the Detroit Lions. He’ll sign a two-year, $5 million deal.
Per the source, Smith gets a $350,000 ...
Dolphins jump into Rogers' trade talks - Detroit Lions Insider
blog.mlive.com 2/28/2008 — According to a source close to the situation, the Miami Dolphins -- who were not involved five days ago -- are now one of five AFC teams in trade talks with the Detroit Lions involving defensive tackle Shaun Rogers. Bill Parcells, Miami's executive ...
Dwight Smith in; Kennedy out?
blog.mlive.com 2/28/2008 — AP File PhotoThe Lions confirm the signing of veteran safety Dwight Smith, seen here during his days with his most recent team, the Minnesota Vikings. It wasn't really one of the positions the Detroit Lions needed to fill in the...
Nolan betting his job on Martz —
Bleacher Report - NFL 2/28/2008
Mike Martz will last a year, maybe two, as the San Francisco 49ers' offensive coordinator. The question is: How will this end?
Mike Martz will last a year, maybe two, as the San Francisco 49ers' offensive coordinator. The question is: How will this ...