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To this point, the Detroit Lions decision to draft Nick Fairley has been an unmitigated disaster
posted by Pat Caputo at
1:31 AM
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
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Hey, you (Lions) win some and lose some. Fairly is at a decision point. He can clean up his act or end up dealing drugs in Mobile like some other player's ruin. Fairly needs to understand that there is no longer any thing as just having a misdemeanor, being in the NFL spotlight.
This sounds like an easy decision, but it has been violated many times before in big-time sports money personalities.
They end up broke - or worse.
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