Louis Delmas Would Be In Favor Of Lions Signing Dre Bly
Last year, cornerback Dre Bly was signed by the Detroit Lions. The thinking was he would be a veteran presence in the Lions' secondary, but he was let go after the Lions traded for Alphonso Smith.
After spending the 2010 season not playing at all, Bly is hoping for another chance to join a team this year when the lockout ends. He has stayed in playing shape and spent this past week at the Lions' workouts. Louis Delmas joked about Bly being old, but he liked what he saw and would like to see the Lions sign him.
"He might be 85 years old, but he can still keep up with us," Delmas said. "Having him join our team would be very complimentary to our secondary."
"He's an older cat that knows the game," Delmas said. "Obviously, he's played here before us so he'd be able to get us out of situations that we've never been in before."
Depending on what happens with Chris Houston, the Lions very well may need to sign a guy like Bly. Even if Houston is brought back there might be a need for added depth. It will depend on what direction the Lions go in after the lockout ends.
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Can't see where having Bly as an emergency plan is bad
Last year we grabbed the worst corner in the NFL twice…Eric King of nothing. Maybe Dre dosen’t play alot or at all but with injurys likely at some point I’d rather have him to fall back on than a bum free agent who is bouncing team to team.
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+1
Couldn’t agree more.
just pass me the damn ball
by Christopher Moriarty on May 22, 2011 5:14 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
+2
RIP Robyn Bailey 1961 - 2010. I love you mum.
by Hyperion Ecta on May 23, 2011 5:33 AM EDT up reply actions
When I first read this I laughed
But then I figured what the hell. Bring him into camp and if he makes the team great. If not who cares.
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