Football is all about getting better from week to week and that is very true for Detroit Lions general manager Bob Quinn, who is always trying to improve the 53-man roster.
Each week, there will be reports about the Lions working out players who they think could possibly make their team.
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According to a report from Michael Silver, the Lions have worked out linebacker Brandon Spikes, though Silver notes that there are no plans to sign him at this time.
Former Patriots and Bills ILB Brandon Spikes worked out for the Lions today. As of now there are no plans to sign him.
— Michael Silver (@MikeSilver) September 25, 2018
Spikes, who was originally drafted by the New England Patriots in the 2nd round of the 2010 NFL Draft, most recently played in 11 games for the Buffalo Bills in 2016. During his time in New England, Spikes played in 51 games (39 starts) recording 174 tackles.
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Detroit Lions’ fans booed him, but Matt Patricia defends decision to kick field goal
When the Detroit Lions hosted the New England Patriots on Sunday Night Football, most experts thought that Tom Brady and company would leave town with a victory. That is why many fans were upset with Matt Patricia after he decided to kick a field goal rather than go for it on fourth-and-inches early in the game.
After forcing the Patriots to punt on the opening drive of the game, Matthew Stafford and the Lions offense went on a 12 play 65-yard drive that ended with a Matt Prater field goal. The decision to attempt a field goal was made by Patricia after Stafford’s pass to Golden Tate to the Patriots’ 21 yard line came up just inches short of the first down.
As the Lions special teams unit came out to the field, you could clearly hear many of the fans booing Patricia for not going for the first down.
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