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NFL DRAFT TIMELINES:

2007: Brady Quinn goes into lockdown.

2006: Reggie becomes New Orleans' favorite Bush.

2005: Funny nicknames and falling QBs.

2004: The Great Manning controversy.

2003: The Bengals remain on the clock.
2002: David Carr's biomechanics are questioned.
2001: Ryan Leaf makes Michael Vick a Falcon.
2000: Janikowski, baby.
1999: The Saints give it all for Ricky. Even funnier in retrospect, eh?



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Lying Hearted

Detroit Lions quarterback Jon Kitna says his sudden return from a concussion was "a miracle."

People tuning into this space expecting some kind of "Lions winning two must be divine intervention" joke will be disappointed. The Lions have barely beaten the Raiders, then played an awful game against the Vikings and won after both teams pretty much refused to make field goals to win it in regulation. Two games, seven turnovers.

Don't look skyward to explain the Detroit Lions. Heaven ain't got nothing to do with it. Watching a Lions game in the Matt Millen era is still pure Hell, and for Catholic fans, will count as time served in Purgatory.

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