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Reggie Brown
Reggie had one of the best workouts of any player at the Scouting Combine as he ran the 40 in 4.47, displayed a 33-inch vertical leap and a 10-foot broad jump. With those stats, he will fit in perfect ly as a speed pass rusher and cover man for the Lions' aggressive defense. Extremely active, Reggie also excels against the run.
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Darris forms part of the fine Detroit forward wall. He is a fine blocker and is an expert on trap plays. With Darris in the line, Detroit quarterbacks get more time and protection for accurate passing.



Roger was named "Pro Lineman of the Year" following the '62 campaign. He has a pass interception to his credit which he carried for 20 yards in '63.



One of the smartest defenders in the game, Joe puts up a "No Trespassing" sign in the Lions' secondary. He can diagnose plays brilliantly and is rarely out of position.



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Bobby Layne
Bobby was well on his way to another superb season in 1957, when he had a leg broken at the end of the campaign. The injury forced him out of the Lions' final contests. Still, he helped get them in a contending position all season.
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