Lions' pick must earn stripes in military before wearing them in NFL - The Dallas Morning News

Jul. 24--Safety Caleb Campbell became the first Army player to be drafted by the NFL in 11 years when the Detroit Lions selected him in the seventh round last April.

Lions report: Strategy and personnel

Lions report: Inside slant
Did the Lions give up on running back Kevin Jones too quickly?

Lions report: Notes, quotes
--Linebacker Takeo Spikes worked out for the Lions last week, and the team hopes to sign him soon

Lions, cornerback Bodden agree to four-year deal
The Lions and cornerback Leigh Bodden have agreed on a $27 million, four-year contract extension, a person with knowledge of the deal told the Associated Press on Thursday night.

Campbell shakes off tears, taking change in orders with 'a smile'
Caleb Campbell said he was upset when the Army told him he wouldn't be able to play for the Detroit Lions this season.