The Detroit Lions biggest need throughout this season has been a run-stopping defensive lineman. That is exactly what they got this week when they sent a fifth-round draft pick to the New York Giants for Damon Harrison.
Harrison was in the Motor City and practiced with the Lions for the first time on Thursday. But the big question is, will he make his debut with the Lions this coming Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks or will we have to wait another week while he gets up to speed?
On Friday, Lions head coach Matt Patricia talked about Harrison and the chances that he plays this week.
Matt Patricia said they’re going through the process of getting Damon Harrison up to speed and ready to play but wouldn’t guarantee he will play Sunday vs. Seattle
— Tim Twentyman (@ttwentyman) October 26, 2018
Via ESPN’s Michael Rothstein:
“Matt Patricia said “it’s a good question” whether or not Damon “Snacks” Harrison can be ready to go by Sunday. Said they are doing the best they can going through the process. Said the best advantage for coming in quick is he’s been coached by some guys who have worked with Patricia. Patricia is hoping for “a quick transition.”
To be completely honest, I would be very surprised if “Snacks” sits out on Sunday. In fact, I expect him to be in the game a lot on 1st and 2nd down.
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Spartan Nation to honor cancer patient Tyler Trent during Purdue game
If you happened to watch Purdue‘s big win over Ohio State this past Saturday night on ESPN, there is a pretty good chance that you teared up at least once during the game.
During that game, the Boilermakers honored Tyler Trent, a Purdue student, and mega-fan who is currently in a very tough battle with bone cancer.
Tyler’s story was brought to everyone’s attention when ESPN’s College GameDay aired a segment hosted by Tom Rinaldi. During that segment, it was very clear that Tyler has a deep love for Purdue and that Purdue has a deep love for Tyler.
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