
Lions Sign Five Draft Choices to Contracts
The Detroit Lions have gotten off to the fast start they need to get ready for the 2011/2012 season. The Lions agreed to terms with first-round pick Nick Fairley late Thursday night on a four-year deal worth $10 million.
The contract includes a $5.7-million bonus and a fifth-year team option. Seventh-round pick Johnny Culbreath signed a $2.2-million deal with a $64,000 signing bonus, fifth-round choice Doug Hogue got a $180,000 bonus, and second-round picks Titus Young and Mikel Leshoure agreed to undisclosed deals. Way to go, Lions Brain Trust! Are you ready for some football?
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