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Detroit Lions Could Have an Unexpected Trade Opportunity Sitting on the Opposing Sideline Sunday

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 1d ago

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ESPN identifies Miami Dolphins cornerback JuJu Brents as a potential Detroit Lions trade target ahead of Sunday's game and the November 10 NFL deadline.

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