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Inside Detroit Lions locker room New Year’s Resolution
On Friday afternoon, All Lions requested eight Detroit Lions to share if they’d determined to make a New 12 months’s decision for 2023, each personally and professionally.
LB Malcolm Rodriguez
His private decision is… to sleep extra. The rookie stated he, like many, spends late hours enjoying Name of Obligation and different video video games. On the soccer area, he hopes to stay wholesome within the new 12 months.
LT Taylor Decker
His soccer decision is… to be a constant winner. The veteran sort out admitted that he isn’t one to make private resolutions, however would love the Lions to keep up their current profitable methods in 2023.
“I believe with how, lately, we’ve been capable of get on just a little win streak, I’d similar to to see that proceed,” Decker defined. “I’d say, as a group, it will be good to see that proceed. It could be good to be constant about that. It’s been a very long time since we’ve been in a position to do this, so I’d love that. I’d be all about that.”
RB Jamaal Williams
Williams’ private decision is… to be a greater individual yearly. On the soccer area, the operating again anticipates reaching 1,000 dashing yards in 2022, and want to attain the milestone sooner in 2023.
FB Jason Cabinda
His private decision is… to disconnect from social media. He stated he feels pleased with the shut group of individuals round him, and desires to spend his time connecting with them slightly than being on social media. In soccer, he desires to work his method into an All-Professional choice at his place.
EDGE James Houston
Houston’s private decision is… to be punctual. The rookie admitted that he struggles to be early for occasions and want to enhance in that side.
On the sector, he has been chastised by a number of teammates, similar to Saivion Smith, for the shortage of creativity in his celebrations after making an enormous play. Heading into his second 12 months, Houston is engaged on including swagger to his celebrations.
LB Alex Anzalone
His private decision is… to spend extra day off his telephone. The veteran linebacker stated he didn’t have any football-related resolutions.
S DeShon Elliott
His private decision is… to cease making resolutions. Relatively than change who he’s, Elliott feels pleased with the individual he’s change into, and want to develop as an alternative of constructing adjustments. He would additionally wish to make the playoffs.
“I made a decision this 12 months that I’m not making New 12 months’s resolutions, as a result of I don’t wish to be a special individual in 2023,” Elliott stated. “I wish to be the identical individual and elevate myself, so I wouldn’t say I’ve any New 12 months’s resolutions. I would love, in 2023, to be within the playoffs. That’s undoubtedly my New 12 months’s decision, if I’ve one.”
CB Jeff Okudah
Okudah’s private decision is… to be extra current. The third-year defensive again desires to be within the second extra, plus work on his mindfulness. He believes that this mindset could possibly be carried over to the soccer area, permitting him to have a brief reminiscence within the secondary and transfer on from errors faster.
DETROIT — An Oakland County man was injured in a Wednesday road rage shooting on a Detroit freeway, according to police.
The shooting at 2:35 p.m. Wednesday on the Lodge Freeway, known as M-10, and 7 Mile Road in Detroit, according to police.
The 64-year-old Birmingham man was taken to a nearby hospital where he is expected to survive, according to police.
Police said the man was alert and conscious while on the scene. They also found the man’s vehicle, which had several bullet holes, police said.
Police determined road rage was the motive for the shooting.
Officials did not release the suspect vehicle or a description of the shooter, as the investigation continues.
“It is disappointing to hear that another traffic dispute led to gunfire,” said First Lt. Mike Shaw. “I cannot stress enough that it is only driving. A driving error should never lead to the use of a weapon.”
Police asked anyone with information to call 855.MICH.TIP or crime stoppers 800.SPEAK.UP.”
After decades of decline, Detroit is officially on the rise. New census data just released shows a historic surge in the city’s population and for the first time in generations, Detroit is outpacing not just Michigan but the nation.
DETROIT (WXYZ) — New court filings reveal disgraced former Detroit Riverfront Conservancy CFO William Smith plans to appeal his 19-year prison sentence, one of the longest ever handed down in a fraud case in the city.
Smith admitted to stealing more than $40 million from 2012 to 2024 to fund a lavish lifestyle.
Watch our report when William Smith was sentenced below:
William Smith, former Detroit Riverfront Conservancy CFO, sentenced to 19 years in prison
Now, despite waiving his right to appeal in a plea deal, he’s challenging the judgment.
The 52-year-old has also been ordered to repay over $48 million.
It’s still unclear exactly what part of the sentence he’s contesting.
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