One Detroit Lions Rookie Who Could Win a Starting Job Out of Camp
Summary
The Detroit Lions are preparing for their upcoming NFL season by focusing on rookie Blake Miller, who may win a starting job as right tackle. The team moved their All-Pro player Penei Sewell to left tackle to help Miller adjust, as Miller played right tackle during his college career.Key Facts
- The Lions have a break between minicamp and training camp from mid-June to mid-July.
- Training camp starts in about three weeks, followed by preseason and the regular season in early September.
- Blake Miller is a rookie offensive tackle drafted in the first round by the Detroit Lions.
- Miller played right tackle at Clemson University for four seasons.
- The Lions moved veteran Penei Sewell from right tackle to left tackle.
- Miller is expected to compete for the starting right tackle position.
- Larry Borom, a five-season NFL player, is Miller’s main competition for this spot.
- Miller is 6 feet 6 inches tall, weighs 320 pounds, and is known for his strength and technique.
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