Eric Woodyard is a Detroit Lions NFL Nation Reporter for ESPN. With a focus on the multinational sports landscape, Eric covers a wide range of topics including NFL, NBA, and boxing. His work has been featured on ESPN platforms, ABC Network News, and other notable sports media outlets.
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play DETROIT -- The high school football scene in California was buzzing in 2017. There was an All-American receiver at Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana whose name was hard to pronounce.
ALLEN PARK, Michigan -- As Brian Branch prepared to address reporters inside the Detroit Lions ' locker room after Wednesday's walkthrough practice, one of his teammates shouted, "throw em' up BB," while passing by.
Lions defensive back Brian Branch apologized for flipping double birds to the Green Bay crowd after being ejected from Sunday's game and said he agreed with the referee's call.
ALLEN PARK, Mich. - Za'Darius Smith is questionable for Sunday in Houston, but the new Detroit Lions defensive end enjoyed his first official day of practice at the Meijer Performance Center on Friday.
Lions pass rusher Za'Darius Smith, who was acquired from the Browns at the NFL's trade deadline earlier this week, is questionable to make his debut for Detroit Sunday against the Texans.
play DETROIT -- Shaboozey will have everybody at Ford Field gettin' tipsy.
HOUSTON -- After falling behind 10-0 early to the Texans, Detroit Lions QB Jared Goff used play action to hit tight end Sam LaPorta for a 20-yard touchdown pass.
HOUSTON -- Nineteen months ago, Detroit Lions kicker Jake Bates was training to be a brick salesman in Houston at the Acme Brick company and thought his NFL dream was over.
DETROIT -- Lions tight end Sam LaPorta is considered day-to-day with a left shoulder injury after being hurt during the second half of Sunday's dramatic 26-23 comeback win at Houston
Detroit coach Dan Campbell said he doesn't anticipate Sam LaPorta missing significant time but that he could be out for this week's game against Jacksonville.
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