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Former Michigan Star Could Become Surprise Lions Trade Target

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 10h ago

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NFL insider Albert Breer identifies former Michigan star Mike Sainristil as a possible Detroit Lions trade target ahead of the November 10 deadline.

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