Lions GM Brad Holmes says franchise has more than one chance to compete for Super Bowl title
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Lions GM Brad Holmes says franchise has more than one chance to compete for Super Bowl title

Associated Press  

DETROIT — Detroit Lions general manager Brad Holmes wrapped up his team’s season that ended in the NFC championship game and looked ahead to the future for the franchise, speaking for 11-plus minutes and delivering a message before taking a question. “I don’t want anybody to think that this was a one shot, Cinderella, magical journey that just happened,” Holmes said Monday at his season-ending news conference. “And again, that wasn’t a, ‘Man, we got lucky.’ No, that’s what we expected and fell short, but still accomplished a lot.” Detroit had its best season in generations largely because it had more hits than misses in the draft the past three years under Holmes, who began reshaping the long-suffering franchise by selecting offensive tackle Penei Sewell at No. People didn’t want us to wait until the fourth round to draft a wide receiver.” The Lions, like all NFL teams, will look much different next season after making additions in free agency, via trades and the draft.

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