The Detroit Lions did something interesting out of complete necessity late in the season last year. With all of their tight ends injured, they needed to put someone out there to fill in. Instead of grabbing a free agent tight end, they threw undrafted rookie wide receiver Jackson Meeks in there.

Jackson Meeks might be moving to tight end full-time before you know it

This was expected to be a one-time thing, but then the Lions continued to work him with the tight ends at practice for the rest of the year. We never got to see him do it in a game again. Now this summer at OTAs, Meeks is again working with the Lions’ tight ends during positional drills.

As we head towards training camp, you have to wonder what Detroit plans to do with him. He’s a bigger receiver in height, but the weight is a little lower than you’d like there at 218 pounds. But you can see how the Lions could do a Devin Funchess-like move with him and have him be an additional receiving tight end.

There’s also the chance that Detroit sees him as another positionless weapon. A guy they can have at tight end in certain situations, and receiver in others. This may be his best shot to land a spot on the roster, with the receiver room being pretty full right now. At minimum, it’s his chance to land on the practice squad again.

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The Milwaukee Police Department is looking for a critically missing 31-year-old man, Devonte L. Moss.

Police describe Moss as a 6-foot-4, 185-pound Black male with a black afro. According to police, he was last seen wearing a green hoodie, gray T-shirt and blue jeans, with black and white tennis shoes.

He was last seen on the 2300 block of North 16th Street at about 12:24 a.m. on Saturday, June 13.

Anyone with any information is asked to call Milwaukee Police Department District 3 at 414-935-7234.

Police use the “critically missing” label for people who could be especially vulnerable due to a variety of factors.

After being called to Golden Valley Road on a reported shooting, Minneapolis Police say they are investigating a homicide.

According to Minneapolis Police, officers were initially called to the 2700 block of Golden Valley Road around 2:30 a.m., where callers reported a shooting had occurred.

After first responders arrived, police said a man in his 40s had approached paramedics at the scene requesting help after he sustained a non-life-threatening gunshot wound. He was taken to the hospital for further treatment

Officers learned the man’s injuries may have been connected to a ShotSpotter activation which occurred in the 1400 block of Golden Valley Road.

After officers investigated the 1400 block, they were flagged down by an injured woman who had a non-fatal gunshot injury. She was also taken to the hospital for treatment.

As officers continued to search the area, they located a third shooting victim, a woman in her 30s who was pronounced dead at the scene.

At this time, police are still investigating the incident and have not announced any arrests in connection with the shooting.