"He's going to play center field for us. That's the way we see it," said Detroit's director of amateur scouting Scott Pleis in a conference call with local reporters. "I think Riley alluded to it earlier, that's what he wants to do and he's constantly working to make that happen. So that's where he'll be, a center fielder."
In a conversation with former Lions cornerback Crezdon Butler Monday on Instagram Live, Slay said he's not reporting for the mandatory three-day camp that starts Tuesday in Allen Park. That would be status quo this offseason for Slay, who also sat out Detroit's voluntary team activities.
Rose is at it again, this time in front of the White House.
She captioned the photo, "make nipples great again #merica."
In the lawsuit, Leonard said Nike filed a copyright application for a logo that he designed and did so "unbeknownst to Leonard and without his consent." Nike told Leonard earlier this year to stop using the logo, the lawsuit said. Leonard is preparing to use the logo "on clothing lines, footwear and on other products and, among other things, in connection with sports camps and charity functions."