Motor City Bad Boys- A NFL Head Coach 09 Career

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Detroit Lions at Seattle Seahawks
Dec 19, 2009	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	OT	SCORE
Detroit Lions (5-10)	1	14	0	3	0	24
Seattle Seahawks (8-7)	7	3	7	7	3	27

Detroit Lions PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Noah Wyoming 12/30 265 2 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Ozzie Jones 28 79 2.8 1 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Roy Williams 7 170 24.2 1 Ben Watson 3 71 23.6 1

Seattle Seahawks PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Matt Hasselbeck 20/30 222 2 1 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Marshawn Lynch 23 105 4.5 1 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Courtney Taylor 10 117 11.7 1 Ryan Braxton 1 13 13 1

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Detroit Lions at Pittsburgh Steelers
Dec 26, 2009	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Detroit Lions (5-11)	3	6	6	13	28
Pittsburgh Steelers (10-6)	3	7	10	15	35

Detroit Lions PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Noah Wyoming 18/31 367 3 1 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Ozzie Jones 30 87 2.9 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Roy Williams 9 204 22.6 2 Ben Watson 4 100 25 0 Jonathan Stewart 1 19 19 1

Pittsburgh Steelers PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Ben Roethlisberger 10/13 129 1 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Willie Parker 18 84 4.6 2 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Santonio Holmes 3 26 8.6 1 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Santonio Holmes 4 168 42 1

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NFL League Leaders - Updated: Jan 1, 2010
Passing Yards		PYDS	Passing Touchdowns		PTDS
	1. Tom Brady	4955		1. Peyton Manning	44
	2. Drew Brees	4747		2. Eli Manning	40
	3. Eli Manning	4359		3. Derek Anderson	36
	4. Peyton Manning	4303		4. Tom Brady	33
	5. Tavaris Jackson	4186		5. Tavaris Jackson	32
Rushing Attempts		RATT	Rushing Yards		RYDS
	1. Ozzie Jones	528		1. Ozzie Jones	1867
	2. Kolby Smith	375		2. Steven Jackson	1679
	3. Steven Jackson	337		3. Larry Johnson	1477
	4. Ladainian Tomlinson	306		4. Ladainian Tomlinson	1333
	5. Larry Johnson	301		5. Rudi Johnson	4.2
Rushing Touchdowns		RTDS	Receptions		REC
	1. Ozzie Jones	24		1. Marques Colston	123
	2. Willie Parker	16		2. Wes Welker	121
	3. Steven Jackson	13		3. Randy Moss	115
	4. Marian Barber	13		4. Torry Holt	108
	5. Rashard Mendenhall	12		5. Brandon Marshall	107
Receiving Yards		RECYDS	Receiving Touchdowns		RECTDS
	1. Wes Welker	2118		1. Wes Welker	31
	2. Torry Holt	2055		2. Plaxico Burress	16
	3. Marques Colston	1818		3. Arnaz Battle	13
	4. Plaxico Burress	1695		4. Jabar Gaffney	13
	5. Calvin Johnson	1677		5. Terry Glenn	12

NFL League Leaders - Updated: Jan 1, 2010
Tackles		TACK	Tackles For Loss		TFL
	1. AJ Hawk	131		1. Jared Allen	31
	2. Ray Lewis	127		2. Jason Taylor	28
	3. Jon Beason	127		3. Justin Smith	27
	4. Thomas Howard	125		4. Aaron Kampman	26
	5. Jonathan Vilma	120		5. Shawne Merriman	22
Sacks		SACK	Interceptions		INT
	1. Jared Allen	14		1. Mark Johnson	11
	2. Jamaal Anderson	13		2. Deon Grant	8
	3. Gerald Bass	12		3. Fred Smoot	8
	4. Justin Smith	11		4. Jordan Powell	8
	5. Stacey Blake	10		5. Omar Gaither	8
Deflections		DEFL
	1. Corey Webster	24		1.
	2. Cedric Griffin	18		2.
	3. Barrett Rudd	17		3.
	4. Randall Gay	15		4.
	5. Drayton Florence	15		5.

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2009-2010 NFL Award Winners
Award	Player	Pos	Team
Most Valuable Player	Wes Welker	WR	Denver Broncos
Offensive Player of the Year	Wes Welker	WR	Denver Broncos
Defensive Player of the Year	Ray Lewis	MLB	Baltimore Ravens
Offensive Rookie of the Year	Ozzie Jones	HB	Detroit Lions
Defensive Rookie of the Year	Gerald Bass	MLB	New England Patriots
Best Quarterback	Peyton Manning	QB	Denver Broncos
Best Running Back	Ozzie Jones	HB	Detroit Lions
Best Wide Receiver	Wes Welker	WR	Denver Broncos
Best Offensive Lineman	Jeff Faine	C	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Best Defensive Lineman	Richard Seymour	RE	New England Patriots
Best Linebacker	Ray Lewis	MLB	Baltimore Ravens
Best Defensive Back	Nathan Vasher	CB	Chicago Bears
Best Kicker	Rob Bironas	K	Carolina Panthers
Coach of the Year	Tom Coughlin	HC	New York Giants

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Detroit Lions Statistics Stats - 2009
Passing	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	YDS/G	LONG	TD	INT	RAT
Noah Wyoming	178/381	3800	9.9	237.5	41	20	22	76
Rushing	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	20+	TD	YDS/G	FUM
Ozzie Jones	528	1867	3.5	15	0	24	116.6	6
Jonathan Stewart	29	144	3.9	11	0	3	11.4	0
Receiving	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	20+	YDS/G	YAC
Calvin Johnson	73	1677	22.9	9	33	-	119.7	114
Benjamin Watson	40	961	24	5	41	-	60	54
Eric Branch	24	454	18.9	2	40	-	34.9	64
Roy Williams	18	406	22.5	3	30	-	33.8	19
Blocking					PCAKE		SACK
David Stewart					39		4
Tyshawn McBride					35		14
Logan Mankins					27		5
Jonathan Stewart					17		0
Deron Gibson					15		2
	Tackles			Sacks		Interceptions
Defense	SOLO	AST	TOT	SACK	TLOSS	PD	INT	TD
Kerry Rhodes (S)	85	-	85+	0	3	1	2	0
Rashean Mathis (CB)	77	-	77+	0	3	7	2	0
Leron Simon (MLB)	75	-	75+	3	9	3	0	0
Caraun Lawrence (RE)	75	-	75+	5	14	2	1	0
Lamar Harper (LOLB)	64	-	64+	3	4	2	1	0
Antonio Cromartie (CB)	61	-	61+	0	0	14	0	0
Alex Lewis (LOLB)	58	-	58+	3	6	7	0	0
Dave Ross (FS)	41	-	41+	0	0	1	4	0
Stacey Blake (LE)	35	-	35+	10	16	0	0	0

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Coaching changes:

GM- Bob Corsetti (67) replaces Gil Darnell (55), who left for a lucrative deal to rebuild the Carolina Panthers, who also have the 1st overall pick


QBC- Josh Looman (52) replaces Tom Rathman (43), who was fired and became QBC for Pittsburgh. Josh Looman was the Univeristy of Texas Head Coach, but left to pursue NFL career.


DBC- John Lynch (36) replaces Ray Horton (26), who was fired and became DBC for Cincinatti. John Lynch brings experience and a Super Bowl ring from his Hall of Fame career


STC- Adam Vinateri (34) replaces Pepper Johnson (27), who was fired. Adam Vinatieri brings 4 Super Bowl rings and a Hall of Fame playing resume to the team. Hopefully he can rejuvenate a unit that lacked life last year.


Resigned CB Zach Bowman to a 6yr/$10.36mil deal with a $2mil signing bonus


Resigned RG Deron Gibson to a 6yr/$8.02mil deal with a $2mil signing bonus

Placed a $14mil bid ($6.8 cap hit) for ROLB Keith Bullock and WON! He agreed on a 2yr/$14mil deal with a $2mil signing bonus


Placed a $13mil bid ($3 cap hit) for CB Eric Green and WON! He agreed on a 4yr/$13mil deal with a $2mil signing bonus


Placed a $12mil bid ($2.2 cap hit) on QB Matt Leinart and WON! He agreed on a 5yr/$12mil deal with a $2mil signing bonus.

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2010 Alex Hurst Draft
Adam Schefter: "Hurst opted to return to Alabama for his senior year after losing the SEC Title game to Tennessee a team he torched in regular season play by the score of 42-14 the previous year. His Crimson tide got off to a 4-0 start against non conference opponents. In October he got the team to a 8-0 record with victories over Florida, LSU, Tennessee, and Auburn the team that beat them. In November Alabama hosted Mississippi State, and Ole Miss and beat both teams by more than 10 points. It looked like Hurst would deliver the Crimson Tide to a national title like he promised before the season as the Tide were 10-0 and needed one win against Kentucky on the road or against Arkansas in Alabama to wrap up the SEC West and play thee Florida Gators for the SEC Title Game. In Hurst's final two games he threw 1 touchdowns 2 interceptions including a critical 4th quarter interception to Dontrelle Jones SS Kentucky which game the Wildcats a golden opportunity to pull off a huge upset. Kentucky made a 27 yard field goal giving the Wildcats a 27-24 victory. The following week Alabama returned home to wrap up the year against Arkansas. Demetrius Grimes CB Arkansas boosted his draft stock in this game picking off Hurst 3 times in a 34-7 razorback vicotry to keep Alabama out of the SEC title game. During this time Boar Jackson RB Auburn managed to gain 1207 rushing yards and 7 rushing touchdowns in the final 4 games. Jackson took the Tigers to the SEC title despite losing to Alabama earlier in the year. Auburn pummeled Florida and Ike Fletcher FS Florida 56-7 to win the SEC Title Game. Jackson managed to gain 356 rushing yards, 153 receiving yards, 5 rushing touchdowns, and 3 receiving touchdowns in the contest. This propelled the Auburn Tigers up to the #2 ranking in the polls and allowed Boar Jackson to beat out defending Heisman Champ Alex Hurst for the Heisman hardware. One team did manage to climb its way to the top ranking in the polls despite a 7-5 record the previous year and gained a 52 to 17 victory against the Pittsburgh Panthers keeping Doki Somanu sackless to finish the previous year 8-5. That team was the North Carolina Tar Heels. They returned better than ever making to the National Title before losing to Auburn. The players that got the Tar Heels to where there at are Nick Erickson LT North Carolina, Walter Wright RT North Carolina who decided to return to school, Corey Kirk WR North Carolina, Armond Carrier MLB North Carolina, and Nick Cane QB North Carolina. The Falcons drafted a quarterback that was really good in my career. I can't remember who he is, but they drafted Cane so it might be him. Ignore what I said about Cane busting. There are two other quarterbacks that could be drafted after Alex Hurst. Those guys are Talon Tolliver QB San Diego State, Corbin Conner QB Vanderbilt, and Nick Cane QB North Carolina. Jermail Rucker TE Cincinnati is the best tight end in this draft. The two intriguing guards are the Onken brothers. Blake Onken RG Texas A/M is the better prospect, but John Onken LG Texas A/M plays the more important guard position on the offensive line in the left guard position. It's safe to say both of the Onken brothers will have promising careers. Despite Mister Wright's departure in last years draft the two Pac 10 All American linebackers on the Pac 10 All American first team are Vinny DeFlippo LOLB UCLA and Chief Sanders MLB Arizona. Central Florida has a sleeper defensive tackle compared to Kevin Williams entering the draft who played with JaMarcus Boone last year. I'm not buying the hype just yet."

2009 Detriot Lions Draft Recap
Pick	Player	College	Pos	Ht	Wt
1-27	Blake Onken (23 yo, 94 pot)	Texas A&M	RG	6'3"	308
1-28	Jermail Rucker (23 yo, 94 pot)	Cincinatti	TE	6'4"	238
2-7	John Onken (23 yo, 95 pot)	Texas A&M	C	6'3"	311
2-21	Eshaunte Turner (24 yo, 87 pot)	Central Florida	DT	5'11"	296
2-29	Colin Hilton (24 yo, 91 pot)	Central Connecticut State	CB	5'10"	186
4-20	Markieff Green (24 yo, 85 pot)	Miami	CB	6'	191
6-8	William Ransom (24 yo, 79 pot)	Texas	HB	5'10"	221
7-8	Bennie Parker (24 yo, 86 pot)	VMI	MLB	6'1"	233
7-23	Josh Harden (24 yo, 87 pot)	Nebraska	SS	6'	204

Trades:
Traded 7th overall pick to Pittsburgh for 27th, 61st, and 94th
Traded 94th pick, 2011 6th round pick, and TE Ben Watson to Philadelphia for 28th overall pick

Undrafted Free Agents:
Kory Gilbert (MLB)- Eastern Kentuckey- 84 potential
Ari Gilchrist (QB)- Georgia Southern- 91 potential
Shaun Tate (DT)- Miami- 84 potential
Darren Sanders (DT)- Nebraska- 80 potential
Jon Thomas (P)- Texas- 91 potential

Draft contracts:
Blake Onken 5/12.48 2sb
Jermail Rucker- 5/9.38 2sb
John Onken- 4/3.08 500ksb
Eshaunte Turner-4/2.88 500ksb
Colin Hilton- 4/2.79 500ksb
Markieff Green-3/1.13 0sb
Bennie Parker-2/600k 0sb
Josh Harden- 2/820k 0sb
William Ransom- 3/650k 0sb

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Nice how you can have a selective boxscore-how do you do it? I'll likely stick with the full boxscore, but it does take a little time. I'd like to know how you do it though.