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Detroit Lions receiver Golden Tate joined the ranks of athletes who believe that cameramen should be moved -- even fined -- to help prevent injury-causing collisions.
Former NFL replacement official Lance Easley says he continues to struggle with illnesses -- battling depression and post-traumatic stress disorder -- since making the infamous "Fail Mary" call in 2012.
When Detroit Lions wide receiver Golden Tate heard that Dallas Cowboys safety Barry Church had started talking about getting revenge on him for a hit on Sean Lee in 2012, Tate had to do some research.
Cowboys safety Barry Church vowed to seek legal payback on Lions receiver Golden Tate, who while playing for the Seattle Seahawks in September 2012 laid out Dallas linebacker Sean Lee on an illegal blindside block.
Injured Detroit Lions linebacker Stephen Tulloch said suspended center Dominic Raiola apologized to some of his teammates for being a distraction leading up to the team's NFC North title showdown against the Green Bay Packers.