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            <title>07.02:09: Two-Minute Drill Podcast</title>
            <description>Contrast to the Matt Millen era, Detroit Lions president Tom Lewand went out of his way to make himself available to the fans and media during the team&apos;s minicamp last week. And, according to Brian VanOchten, it&apos;s the attitude of Lewand and new coach Jim Schwartz that could be rubbing off on the players.</description>
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            <description>The signing of Jon Jansen gives the Detroit Lions some healthy competition along their offensive line, which appears to be a trend at all positions under the regime of coach Jim Schwartz and general manager Martin Mayhew, according to Brian VanOchten. Speaking of competition, rookie quarterback Matthew Stafford appears ready to challenge Daunte Culpepper for the starting job when training camp kicks off.</description>
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            <description>Former Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick was released from prison Wednesday. A return to the NFL seems likely, although a suspension from commissioner Roger Goodell may loom. Brian VanOchten breaks down Vick&apos;s future and offers up some potential teams that could be interested in the former Pro Bowler.</description>
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            <description>Larry Foote signing with the Detroit Lions is a perfect fit for both parties. A Detroit native gets to come home and the Lions fill a major need at middle linebacker. Brian VanOchten breaks down the offseason acquisitions so far for the Lions and the other teams in the NFC North, including Brett Favre likely heading to the Minnesota Vikings.</description>
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            <description>Matthew Stafford, Brandon Pettigrew and Louis Delmas may turn into fine NFL players, but they didn&apos;t fill enough of the Detroit Lions&apos; needs on draft day, according to Brian VanOchten. VanOchten breaks down the draft and offers up some alternatives to Detroit&apos;s selections and also predicts when Stafford may take his first snap in the regular season.</description>
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            <description>Reports are circulating the Detroit Lions are in contract negotiations with quarterback Matthew Stafford and linebacker Aaron Curry. While many fans would like Detroit to select Curry with the No. 1 overall pick, Brian VanOchten forecasts the Lions will end up going with Stafford.</description>
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            <itunes:subtitle>While many fans would like Detroit to select Aaron Curry with the No. 1 overall pick, Brian VanOchten forecasts the Lions will end up going with Matthew Stafford.</itunes:subtitle>
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            <description>Matthew Stafford? Jason Smith? Or Aaron Curry? Brian VanOchten evaluates the top three prospects the Detroit Lions are looking at with the No. 1 overall pick in next weekend&apos;s NFL draft. Stafford, a quarterback, could be the new face of the franchise. Or Curry, a linebacker, could revive one of the NFL&apos;s worst defenses.</description>
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            <itunes:subtitle>Brian VanOchten evaluates the top three prospects the Detroit Lions are looking at with the No. 1 overall pick in next weekend&apos;s NFL draft.</itunes:subtitle>
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