Lions Reportedly Retaining Millen for Seventh Season as Team President
Detroit Lions owner William Clay Ford reportedly has decided to retain Matt Millen as team president.
Fox-TV-2 in Detroit reported that Millen will remain in that role for a seventh season.
The Lions have a record of 24-72 since Millen was hired and went 3-13 this season. They will have the second overall selection in the NFL draft in April, having squandered their chance to have the top pick by winning in Dallas on Sunday.
Millen has four seasons remaining on his contract.
The Lions reportedly will part ways with defensive coordinator Donnie Henderson.
By Mark Maske |
January 2, 2007; 10:43 AM ET
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Posted by: Anonymous | January 2, 2007 10:59 AM
Along with Arizona, the only franchise out there who has a more inept front office than the Redskins.
Posted by: 761-091 | January 2, 2007 12:37 PM
Stunning.
Posted by: AKfaust | January 2, 2007 1:15 PM
Whew! What a relief. Millen won't be a candidate for the Giants GM opening.
Posted by: Giants Fan | January 2, 2007 9:37 PM
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Cool. Now Detroit can draft somebody they really need, like a wide receiver. ;)