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ALLEN PARK, Mich. - After watching from the sidelines as the Detroit Lions participated in five mini-camp sessions in a span of 12 weeks, Matt Millen may feel like he is holding a polaroid in his hand.
The Lions' president and CEO has a pretty good idea of how the team is supposed to look after the spring practice sessions. So far, the image Millen holds in his hand looks good, but he will have to wait until training camp to see exactly how the picture will develop.
"There were some good things that came out of the mini-camps," Millen said. "There was good teaching, good familiarity with coaching. You have a better idea of what your players are capable of. There are a lot of good things that come out of it and now you just wait for the next step which is to put the pads on."...more
The Lions' president and CEO has a pretty good idea of how the team is supposed to look after the spring practice sessions. So far, the image Millen holds in his hand looks good, but he will have to wait until training camp to see exactly how the picture will develop.
"There were some good things that came out of the mini-camps," Millen said. "There was good teaching, good familiarity with coaching. You have a better idea of what your players are capable of. There are a lot of good things that come out of it and now you just wait for the next step which is to put the pads on."...more
