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2003 Lions Schedule (Subject to Change) PRESEASON (2-2) DATE OPPONENT TV(W/L) TIMESat., Aug. 9 Pittsburgh (W, 26-13) Sat., Aug. 16 at Cincinnati (L, 10-23) Sat., Aug. 23 Cleveland (W, 38-17) Thurs., Aug. 28 at Buffalo (L, 16-22) REGULAR SEASON (1-3) DATE OPPONENT TV TIMESun., Sept. 7 Arizona (W, 42-24) Sun., Sept. 14 at Green Bay (L, 6-31) Sun., Sept. 21 Minnesota (L, 13-23) Sun., Sept. 28 at Denver (L, 16-20) Sun., Oct. 5 at San Francisco FOX 4:15 pmSun., Oct. 12 ** Bye Week ** Sun., Oct. 19 Dallas FOX 1 pmSun., Oct. 26 at Chicago FOX 1 pmSun., Nov. 2 Oakland CBS 1 pmSun., Nov. 9 Chicago FOX 1 pmSun., Nov. 16 at Seattle FOX 4:15 pmSun., Nov. 23 at Minnesota FOX 1 p.m.Thurs., Nov. 27 Green Bay FOX # 12:30 pmSun., Dec. 7 San Diego CBS 1 pmSun., Dec. 14 at Kansas City FOX 1 pmSun., Dec. 21 at Carolina FOX 1 pmSun., Dec. 28 St. Louis FOX 1 pmAll times Eastern Time Home Games in BOLD; # Nationally Televised

FFOORR IIMMMMEEDDIIAATTEE RREELLEEAASSEE MMOONNDDAAYY,, SSEEPPTTEEMMBBEERR 2299,, 22000033 LIONS TRAVEL TO SAN FRANCISCO The Detroit Lions (1-3) will head west for the second week in a row to face the San Francisco 49ers (1-3) at 3Com Park on Sunday afternoon. This will mark the 58th meeting between the two teams with the 49ers leading the all-time series 30-26-1. In Week 4, the Lions fell short at the hands of the undefeated Denver Broncos, 20-16, while the 49ers lost to the undefeated Minnesota Vikings, 35-7. Both teams won their season openers. This week’s game will be televised on FOX, with Kenny Albert handling play-by-play and Brian Baldinger adding color commentary. COACHES STEVE MARIUCCI, DETROIT LIONS Year in NFL: 12th Year with Lions: 1st Overall Record: 61-46 (.570) Regular Season Record: 58-42 (.580) Postseason: 3-4 (.429) Record with Lions: 1-3 (.250) Record vs. 49ers: 0-0 Record vs. Erickson: 0-1 (.000) Named as the Lions head coach on February 4, 2003... Accumulated a 60-43 overall record while coaching the San Francisco 49ers from 1997-02... Led the 49ers to two NFC West division titles and four playoff berths in his six seasons... San Francisco was his first NFL head coaching job... With a 12-win season in 2001, he became just the second coach in NFL history to win at least 12 games in three of his first five seasons as head coach... Led the 49ers to the 1997 NFC Championship game in just his first season... Established an NFL record when he won 11-straight games as a rookie head coach... Spent the 1992-95 seasons as the quarterbacks coach for division foe Green Bay and helped develop three-time MVP Brett Favre... Head coach of the University of California Bears in 1996 and led team to Aloha Bowl... Early coaching career includes stints with Northern Michigan (1978-79), Cal-State Fullerton (1980-82), Louisville (1983-84), the Orlando Renegades (1985), USC (1986) and California (1987-91)... A native of Iron Mountain, Mich. and a former standout quarterback for Northern Michigan University. DENNIS ERICKSON, SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS Year in NFL: 5th Year with 49ers: 1st Overall Record: 32-36 (.471) Regular Season: 32-36 (.471) Postseason: 0-0 Record with 49ers: 1-3 (.250) Record vs. Lions: 0-1 (.000) Record vs. Mariucci: 1-0 (1.000) In his first season as head coach of the 49ers… Came to San Francisco after compiling a 31-17 (.646) record at Oregon State from 1999-02 including a BCS bid and No. 4 final national ranking in 2000… The Sporting News National Coach of the Year and the Pac-10 Coach of the Year also in 2000… Served as head coach for the Seattle Seahawks from 1995-98 with a record of 31-33 (.484)… In six years as head coach for the University of Miami the Hurricanes went 63-9 (.875) and won two national titles (1989 and 1991)… One of 15 coaches in NCAA history to win more than one national title… Has also been head coach at the University of Idaho (1982-85), the University of Wyoming (1986) and at Washington State (1987-88)… Started his coaching career at his alma mater, Montana State, in 1971… An All-Big Sky Conference quarterback for Montana State in 1967 and 1968.

Game Information Date: .............................................. Sunday, October 5Kickoff:..................... 4:15 p.m. EDT (1:15 p.m. PDT)Stadium: .................................................... 3Com ParkCapacity: .......................................................... 69.732Television: ...............................................WJBK-TV 2 Play-By-Play: .................................... Kenny Albert Color:..............................................Brian BaldingerLions Radio Network Flagship: ....................................... WKRK 97.1 FM Play-By-Play: ...............................Mark Champion Color:............................................. Jim Brandstatter Sidelines:................................................ Tony Ortiz2003 Records:..............................Lions 1-3; 49ers 1-3Playing Surface:.................................................Grass

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LIONS-49ERS SERIES This is the 58th meeting between the two teams, dating back to a 24-7 Detroit win October 8, 1950. In winning eight of the last nine meetings, San Francisco has forged ahead in the all-time series to take a 30-26-1 advantage. From 1962-81, the Lions dominated the series, winning 15 of 22 meetings, but the 49ers have gotten the better of the Lions in the period since, winning eight of 10 games. Overall, the Lions hold a 16-12 edge in home tilts with the 49ers, while the 49ers own a 17-10-1 series lead in San Francisco, including six consecutive wins. The two teams also have met twice in the post-season. The Lions claimed the "Comeback at Kezar" on December 22, 1957 (31-27) and the 49ers won a tight 24-23 match-up at Candlestick Park on December 31, 1983 when Eddie Murray's 43-yard field goal attempt sailed wide right in the game's final seconds. SERIES BY THE NUMBERS Record vs. 49ers: ........................................................................26-30-1 Last regular season game: .......................SF 21, Det 13; at SF; 10/4/01 Lions largest winning margin: ............42 (45-3, at San Fran, 10/29/67) 49ers largest winning margin: ................ 49 (49-0, at Detroit, 10/1/61) Current series streak: ...................San Francisco (3; 12/23/96-10/4/01) Lions long win streak vs. 49ers: ......................... 6 (11/11/62-12/13/64) 49ers long win streak vs. Lions: ............5 (twice; Last 10/2/88-10/9/94) Most points, Lions: ...................................... 48 (48-7, at Det, 11/14/54) Most points, 49ers: ..................................... 55 (55-17, at Det, 12/19/93) Most points, both teams: .............. 72 (SF 55, Det 17; at Det, 12/19/93) Fewest points, Lions: .................... 0 (twice; Last 0-49; at Det, 10/1/61) Fewest points, 49ers: ......................................... 0 (0-24; at SF, 11/6/60) Fewest points, both teams: ................ 20 (SF 17, Det 3; at SF, 9/28/52) LIONS BESTS VS. 49ERS Most rushing yards: ............................... 175, Barry Sanders (10/20/85) Most receiving yards: ...............................161, Jim Gibbons (12/13/64) Most passing yards: .................................... 330, Earl Morrall (11/3/63) Most touchdowns: ........................... 3, twice; Last Terry Barr (11/3/63) Most points:.....................................18, twice; Last Terry Barr (11/3/63) OTHER SERIES NOTES: • The 49ers have won eight of the last nine meetings in the

series to gain a 30-26-1 lead all-time in the series. • Detroit is 16-12 in home games vs. the 49ers, including a 5-3

mark at the Silverdome. The teams have yet to meet at Ford Field.

• The Lions' dramatic 31-27 come-from-behind playoff win at San Francisco December 22, 1957 set the stage for Detroit's last NFL Championship. The week after the "Comeback at Kezar", the Lions routed Cleveland 59-14 for its third league title in six years.

• In Detroit's regular season finale December 23, 1996 at San Francisco, Barry Sanders cruised for 175 yards in claiming his third-career NFL rushing title. Sanders entered the game needing 161 yards to surpass Denver's Terrell Davis.

• Three of the last seven meetings between the two teams have been held in San Francisco on December Monday nights (all 49ers wins). The contests in 1992 (December 28) and 1996 (December 23) were regular season finales, while the 1998 outing (December 14) was the 14th game each team played that year.

Lions Radio Network During the 2003 season, all Detroit Lions’ football games will be broadcast live in Metro Detroit on the team’s flagship station, WKRK 97.1 FM. Through the Lions’ radio network, fans will be able to hear the team’s live game broadcasts on 34 stations throughout Michigan, Ohio and Canada. Mark Champion, in his 15th season as the voice of the Lions, will provide the play-by-play analysis while Jim Brandstatter assists with color commentary and Tony Ortiz reports from the sidelines. Behind the scenes, providing game statistics to Champion and Brandstatter will be Walter Dell, who is in his 42nd season covering the Lions. LIONS RADIO NETWORK FLAGSHIP STATION: FM 97.1 WKRK Lions Radio Network Affiliates: City Station Frequency DETROIT WKRK 97.1 FM Ann Arbor WAAM 1600 AM Battle Creek WBCK 930 AM Battle Creek WRCC 1400 AM Big Rapids WBRN 1460 AM Coldwater WTVB 1590 AM Escanaba WYKX 104.7 FM Flint WTRX 1330 AM Grand Rapids WOOD 105.7 FM Hillsdale WCSR 1340 AM Hillsdale WCSR 92.1 FM Holland WHTC 1450 AM Houghton WCCY 1400 AM Jackson WIBM 1450 AM Kalamazoo WKZO 590 AM Lansing WQTX 92.7 FM Lapeer WLSP 1530 AM

City Station FrequencyLapeer WQUS 103.1 FMMarquette WDMJ 1320 AMMt. Pleasant WMMI 830 AMMt. Pleasant WCZY 104.3 FMNewberry WNBY 1450 AMOntanogon WUPY 101.1 FMPetoskey WJML 1110 AMPetoskey WWKK 750 AMPinconning WYLZ 100.9 FMPort Huron WPHM 1380 AMSaginaw WILZ 104.5 FMSouth Haven WGMY 940 AMSt. Ignace WIDG 940 AMSt. Joseph WSJM 1400 AMTawas City WKJC 104.7 AMToledo, Ohio WLQR 1470 AMTraverse City WTCM 580 AM

Upcoming Media Schedule Not For Print or Broadcast Purposes (Subject to Change) All times Eastern TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 NO MEDIA ACCESS (Players Off) WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 Noon Locker room open to media for 30 minutes. 1:15 p.m. Conference Call with 49ers Head Coach Dennis Erickson 1:30 p.m. PRACTICE

Head Coach Steve Mariucci and QB Joey Harrington available on the field after practice.

4:15 p.m. Conference Call with 49ers QB Jeff Garcia. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 Noon Locker room open to media for 30 minutes. 11:45 a.m. PRACTICE

Head Coach Steve Mariucci available on the field after practice.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3 10:45 a.m. PRACTICE

Head Coach Steve Mariucci and QB Joey Harrington available on the field after practice.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 NO MEDIA ACCESS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5 4:15 p.m. DETROIT LIONS AT SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 3Com Park, Televised live in Detroit on WJBK FOX Ch. 2

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LAST GAME SAN FRANCISCO 21, DETROIT 13 3COM PARK OCTOBER 4, 2001 After jumping out to an early 10-0 lead, the Detroit Lions let the lead slip away in the second half. After the Lions’ offense stalled on their first possession of the game, the defense rallied to put points on the board as CB Robert Bailey’s 74-yard interception return for a touchdown gave the Lions an early 7-0 lead. On the Lions’ ensuing drive, the offense moved the ball 52 yards in 12 plays, but came away empty handed as K Jason Hanson’s 43-yard field goal attempt sailed wide right. The Lions’ special teams unit then stepped up to the plate and made a big play to keep the 49ers scoreless as rookie DT Shaun Rogers blocked Jose Cortez’s 49-yard field goal attempt. QB Mike McMahon, who was inserted for a total of two series during the game (one during each half) in place of starting QB Charlie Batch, then orchestrated a nine-play, 39-yard drive to set up Hanson’s 39-yard field goal. The 49ers answered before halftime as QB Jeff Garcia found TE Eric Johnson for a four-yard touchdown pass with less than two minutes to tighten the score to 10-7. The second half was dominated by the play of Garcia and WR Terrell Owens. The quarterback-to-receiver combination connected five times for 58 yards in the second half, including two touchdowns. Hanson’s 45-yard field goal in the third quarter was sandwiched between the two Garcia-to-Owens touchdowns to finish off the scoring for the day. The Lions were given life when Rogers blocked his second field goal of the day with 1:56 remaining in regulation, but the Lions failed to convert the turnover into points. LIONS-49ERS CONNECTIONS Lions Head Coach Steve Mariucci took the 49ers to the playoffs four times in his six seasons (1997-02) as head coach… Detroit LBs coach Richard Smith, assistant to the head coach Kevin Lartigue, offensive assistant Andy Sugarman and RBs coach Tom Rathman were also part of the 49ers coaching staff during those seasons… Rathman spent most of his career (1986-93) as a running back for San Francisco and played on two Super Bowl Championship teams there… Detroit President and CEO Matt Millen played for the 49ers during the 1989-90 seasons when San Francisco won Super Bowl XXI… Lions offensive coordinator Sherm Lewis was on the 49ers coaching staff from 1983-91… San Francisco DT Travis Kirschke played for the Lions from 1997-02… 49ers C Jeremy Newberry played for the University of California Bears while Lions Head Coach Steve Mariucci was the head coach there in 1996… San Francisco T Jerome Davis is a native of Detroit and played at Chadsey High School… Davis was a member of the Lions practice squad in 1997 and spent the 1998 season on injured reserve while with the Lions… 49ers rookie DT Anthony Adams also hails from the Motor City, having played at Martin Luther King High School… San Francisco C Brock Gutierrez is from Charlotte, Mich. and played collegiately at Central Michigan University… Gutierrez played for the Cincinnati Bengals while Lions secondary coach Ray Horton coached there from 1997-01… San Francisco LB Julian Peterson was an all-American at Michigan State University at the same time that Lions WRs coach Bobby Williams was the RBs coach for the Spartans… Detroit T Jeff Backus and Detroit DE James Hall are former Michigan Wolverines and were joined from 1997-98 by San Francisco WR Tai Streets… 49ers Head Coach Dennis Erickson was the head coach at Washington State during Lions K Jason Hanson’s freshman year in 1988… 49ers RBs coach Tim Lappano and assistant head coach Gregg Smith were also on staff at Wazzou at that time… Detroit assistant head coach Richard Smith, 49ers special teams coordinator Larry Mac Duff and Gregg Smith were all on the coaching staff at the University of Arizona in 1987… Lions WR Az-Zahir Hakim played for 49ers

Fine-tuning in the off-season After the hiring of Coach Steve Mariucci, Lions’ management, coaching staff and player personnel department turned directly to free agency and the annual NFL draft to improve the team’s roster this off-season.

Acquired UFA’s Name Pos. Dré Bly (StL) CB Shawn Bryson (Buf) RB Earl Holmes (Cle) LB Shawn Jefferson (Atl) WR Wali Rainer (Jax) LB Dan Wilkinson (Was) DT Olandis Gary (Buf/Den) RB

2003 Lions Draftees (Still With Team) Rd. Name Pos. 1 Charles Rogers WR 2 Boss Bailey LB 3 Cory Redding DL 4 Artose Pinner RB 5a Terrence Holt S 5b James Davis LB

The Lions struck early in free agency when they signed the

league’s most coveted free agent corner, CB Dré Bly, from the St. Louis Rams to shore up their cornerback position. A solid cover corner, Bly started all 16 games for the Rams last season. In his four-year career in St. Louis, he intercepted 14 passes and returned three for touchdowns.

A priority for the Lions during the 2003 off-season was to retool the linebacking corps after Chris Claiborne and Clint Kriewaldt left via free agency. Detroit acquired free agents Earl Holmes from Cleveland and Wali Rainer from Jacksonville and then drafted Boss Bailey out of the University of Georgia. Holmes is coming off his sixth consecutive year as a starter at middle linebacker and has led his team in tackles for the past four seasons (1999-02) including a team-high 150 tackles (88 solo) for the Browns in 2002. Rainer comes to the Lions after racking up a Jacksonville all-time best 188 tackles (87) in 16 games last season. Bailey, taken with the 34th pick in the 2003 NFL Draft, is a starter for the Lions after a successful career at Georgia where he earned first-team All-Southeastern Conference honors after leading the team with a career-high 114 tackles (63 solos) as a senior.

The Lions beefed up what was already the strongest component of their defense by adding DT Dan Wilkinson midway through the preseason. Wilkinson, who was the top overall pick in the 1994 NFL Draft by the Cincinnati Bengals, has 363 career tackles (267 solos) and 48 sacks. He was traded to Washington following the 1997 season and was released by the Redskins on July 29, 2003.

The Lions continued to build the wide receiver position through the draft and free agency. With the second overall selection in the 2003 NFL Draft, Detroit drafted WR Charles Rogers, who had a standout career at Michigan State and brings immediate speed and playmaking ability. Twelve-year veteran Shawn Jefferson was added to the Lions roster this spring for more experience and depth at the wide receiver position. Jefferson has played for three NFL teams in his career, most recently with the Atlanta Falcons.

Also in the off-season the Lions made an effort to address the depth at the running back position behind starter James Stewart and when Stewart was injured, they had to acquire more help. Detroit signed free agent Shawn Bryson this past spring, who has tremendous speed but was limited due to injuries while he was with the Buffalo Bills. The Lions drafted Artose Pinner in the fourth round out of the University of Kentucky who was an All-SEC first-team selection after 1,414 yards rushing and 13 touchdowns as a senior. On the day the Lions were trimming their roster to 53 they acquired RB Olandis Gary from the Buffalo Bills for an undisclosed future draft pick. Gary played the first four years of his career with the Denver Broncos before signing as a free agent with Buffalo this past off-season. From 1999-02 with Denver, Gary rushed for 1,614 yards and nine touchdowns. He was an all-rookie selection in 1999 after rushing for 1,159 yards and seven touchdowns.

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Lions at Broncos Box Score GAME #4 BRONCOS 20, LIONS 16 INVESCO FIELD AT MILE HIGH ATTENDANCE: 75,719 LIONS BRONCOS First Downs.................................................................. 16 20 Total Net Yards ......................................................... 285 332 Net Yards Rushing..................................................... 144 79 Net Yards Passing...................................................... 141 253 (Att/Comp/Int) ...............................................33-15-0 34-25-0 Punts-Average ....................................................... 5-45.2 4-45.5 Fumbles-Lost .............................................................. 1-0 3-1 Sacks-Yards .............................................................. 3-24 1-8 Penalties-Yards......................................................... 8-74 6-44 Time of Possession ................................................. 26:40 33:20

RUSHING: LIONS - Bryson 13-73; Gary 7-42; Cobourne 1-19 BRONCOS – Plummer 6-40; Anderson 7-21 PASSING: LIONS - Harrington 15-33, 149 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT BRONCOS – Plummer 25-34, 277 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT RECEIVING: LIONS – C. Rogers 4-62, 1 TD; Anderson 1-43, 1 TD; Fitzsimmons 1-15 BRONCOS – Lelie 4-76, 1 TD; Sharpe 7-74, 1 TD, Smith 5-61

Lions Roster Facts The following statistics include only the 52 players on the current Lions roster. Average Age: 27.6 Oldest Player: Ray Brown (40) Youngest Player: Charles Rogers (22) Average Experience: 5.7 years Average Team Height: 6-1 ½ Average Team Weight: 243 pounds Combined Team Weight: 12,636 pounds Tallest Player: Matt Joyce (6’7”) Shortest Player: Avon Cobourne (5’8”) Heaviest Players: Shaun Rogers (357) Dan Wilkinson (353) Lightest Players: Jimmy Wyrick (176) Jason Hanson (182) Weight Breakdown: 300+ pounds 10 players 250-299 pounds 11 players 200-249 pounds 19 players 150-199 pounds 12 players Average Height and Weight by Position: Quarterbacks 6-2 206 Running Backs 5-11 ½ 230 Wide Receivers 6-0 192 Tight Ends 6-4 257 Offensive Line 6-4 ½ 314 Defensive Line 6-3 ½ 299 Linebackers 6-1 232 Defensive Backs 5-11 197 Most Common Home State: Texas 7 Most Common School: West Virginia 3 Texas 3 Most Represented Conferences:

Big 12 8 Big Ten 7 Pac-10 6

SEC 6 ACC 4

Big East 4

QBs coach Ted Tollner when he was the head coach at San Diego State University… Tollner was the QBs coach for the St. Louis Rams while Lions DL coach George Dyer was the defensive coordinator in 1992-93… 49ers OL coach Patrick Morris was on the Michigan State coaching staff from 1987-94 and was joined by Lions WRs coach Bobby Williams from 1991-94… Lions T Stockar McDougle and 49ers LB Brandon Moore were teammates at the University of Oklahoma in 1998-99… Detroit FB Stephen Trejo played with San Francisco G Kyle Kosier and TE/LS Brian Jennings for the Arizona State Sun Devils from 1998-00… Lions RB Shawn Bryson and San Francisco WR Cedrick Wilson were both members of the 1998 National Champion Tennessee Volunteers… Detroit QB Joey Harrington and 49ers TE Jed Weaver played together at the University of Oregon in 1998… Weaver and Lions S Brian Walker were teammates with the Miami Dolphins in 2000-01… 49ers T Jerome Davis and Detroit CB Jimmy Wyrick played together at the University of Minnesota in 1996… Lions C Dominic Raiola and 49ers P Bill LaFleur were teammates for the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers in 1998-99… Detroit WR Bill Schroeder and San Francisco DT Jim Flanigan played together for the Green Bay Packers in 2001… 49ers DE Sean Moran was a teammate of Lions CB Dré Bly and WR Az-Zahir Hakim for the St. Louis Rams in 2000-01… Detroit WR/KR/PR Eddie Drummond and 49ers rookie DT Anthony Adams played together at Penn State from 1999-01… 49ers LB Derek Smith was a teammate of Lions DT Dan Wilkinson for the Washington Redskins from 1998-01 and was there when Lions defensive coordinator Kurt Schottenheimer served in the same capacity for the Redskins and strength and conditioning coaches Jason Arapoff and Malcolm Blacken were there… Lions P John Jett and 49ers G Ron Stone played together for the Dallas Cowboys from 1993-95, earning two Super Bowl rings in that span… Detroit S Bracy Walker and San Francisco RB Garrison Hearst were teammates for the Cincinnati Bengals in 1996. LAST WEEK DENVER 20, DETROIT 16; SEPTEMBER 28, 2003 INVESCO FIELD AT MILE HIGH The Detroit Lions (1-3) held tough on the road against the undefeated Denver Broncos (4-0) at Invesco Field, but fell short at the end, 20-16. The Lions, who rushed for a season-high 144 yards in the game, used the run en route to their first touchdown of the game. RB Shawn Bryson’s 28-yard run on Detroit’s second possession helped set up a 33-yard touchdown play from QB Joey Harrington to rookie WR Charles Rogers to give the Lions a 7-0 lead. The Broncos would counter on their next drive, tying the game at 7-7 after a 29-yard touchdown pass from QB Jake Plummer to WR Ashley Lelie. Denver would take a 14-7 lead when Plummer hit TE Shannon Sharpe for a one-yard score. A 53-yard field goal by K Jason Hanson midway through the second quarter cut the Denver lead to 14-10. The Lions defense made a big play late in the first half when CB Jimmy Wyrick recovered a Plummer fumble while the Broncos were in scoring territory to keep the deficit at four points going into the locker room. Late in the third quarter, K Jason Elam booted a 37-yard field goal to put the Broncos up by a touchdown again, but on the ensuing drive, the Lions would storm 70 yards down the field in seven plays, capping it off with WR Scotty Anderson dancing his way through the Denver defense for a 43-yard touchdown reception from Harrington. However, a bad snap would cost the Lions the extra point and they would remain behind, 17-16. With 3:13 remaining in the game, Elam kicked his second field goal of the game, this time from 41 yards out, to put Denver up 20-16. Detroit had the opportunity to run a two-minute drill, but a fourth-down pass from Harrington to Rogers was broken up and the Broncos were able to take over and run out the clock.

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NFL Coaches Career Turnover Rate Coaches Lowest Regular Season Turnover Rate Game (since 1970) Career Head Coach G Int Fum Total Avg/G Steve Mariucci 100 83 60 143 1.43 Tom Coughlin 128 105 82 187 1.46 Barry Switzer 64 50 49 99 1.55 Wade Phillips 84 65 68 133 1.58 Jim Fassel 98 90 68 158 1.61 Bobby Ross 137 134 94 228 1.66 Pete Carroll 64 71 36 107 1.67 Marty Schottenheimer 266 228 223 451 1.70 Mike Shanahan 132 130 94 224 1.70 Jon Gruden 83 71 70 141 1.70 2003 Head Coach G Int Fum Total Avg/G Jon Gruden 3 2 1 3 1.00 Mike Shanahan 4 3 2 5 1.25 Steve Mariucci 4 6 0 6 1.50 Marty Schottenheimer 4 7 0 7 1.75 Jim Fassel 3 2 4 6 2.00 Prior to 2003 Head Coach G Int Fum Total Avg/G Steve Mariucci 96 77 60 137 1.43 Tom Coughlin 128 105 82 187 1.46 Barry Switzer 64 50 49 99 1.55 Wade Phillips 84 65 68 133 1.58 Jim Fassel 96 90 65 155 1.61 Bobby Ross 137 134 94 228 1.66 Pete Carroll 64 71 36 107 1.67 Marty Schottenheimer 262 221 223 444 1.69 Jon Gruden 80 69 69 138 1.73 Mike Shanahan 128 127 92 219 1.71

Lions’ All-Time Rookie Passing Records Most Passing Yards (Rookie) – Season Player Yds 1. Joey Harrington 2,294 2. Jeff Komlo 2,238 3. Charlie Batch 2,178 4. Rodney Peete 1,479 5. Fred Enke 1,328 Most Passing Yards (Rookie)—Game Player Yds Opp (Date) 1. Joey Harrington 309 at Min (10/13/02) 2. Jeff Komlo 289 vs. Atl (9/23/79) 3. Rodney Peete 273 at Hou (11/5/89) 4. Charlie Batch 268 at Chi (10/4/98) Rodney Peete 268 at TB (10/15/89) Most Touchdown Passes (Rookie)—Season Player TD (Yr.) 1. Joey Harrington 12 (2002) 2. Jeff Komlo 11 (1979) Charlie Batch 11 (1998) Fred Enke 11 (1948) Most Pass Attempts (Rookie)—Season Player Att (Yr.) 1. Joey Harrington 429 (2002) 2. Jeff Komlo 368 (1979) 3. Charlie Batch 303 (1998) 4. Fred Enke 221 (1948) 5. Rodney Peete 195 (1989) Most Pass Completions (Rookie)—Season Player Cmp (Yr.) 1. Joey Harrington 215 (2002) 2. Jeff Komlo 183 (1979) 3. Charlie Batch 173 (1998) 4. Fred Enke 100 (1948) 5. Rodney Peete 103 (1989)

MARIUCCI TURNOVER IMPACT Head Coach Steve Mariucci brings both a mentality and a proven record when it comes to preaching ball security. His “Four Points of Pressure” drills and speeches are important coaching techniques that have helped his teams accumulate the lowest turnover ratio among all NFL teams since the 1970 merger. (Following statistical information courtesy Elias Sports Bureau). • In 100 regular season games, Mariucci’s teams accumulated

the lowest turnover rate since the 1970 NFL-AFL merger with 1.43 giveaways (interceptions and fumbles) per game.

• No Coach since the ’70 merger has produced better numbers. Mariucci is ahead of Tom Coughlin (1.46) and Barry Switzer (1.55).

• The Lions did not allow a turnover in their regular season opening game against the Arizona Cardinals or their last game against the Denver Broncos. Detroit is also one of only four teams (Indianapolis, San Diego and Seattle) to have not lost a fumble so far in 2003

HARRINGTON’S RISE Lions QB Joey Harrington will make his 17th start this weekend at San Francisco. Harrington threw two touchdown passes against the Denver Broncos last week and is currently tied for first in the NFC with six touchdown passes (Kerry Collins, NYG; Matt Hasselbeck, Sea). He had an outstanding performance against the Cardinals (9/7), throwing a career high four-touchdown passes and was selected for NFC Offensive Player of the Week and NFL Fedex Express Player of the Week honors for games played on NFL Kickoff 2003 Weekend (September 4, 7-8). After being the third player selected in the 2002 NFL Draft out of the University of Oregon, Harrington assumed the duties as the Lions’ starting quarterback in Detroit’s 2002 regular season home opener vs. Green Bay (9/22)

QB Joey Harrington continues to show his ability to avoid the rush having only been sacked three times through the first four games of the 2003 season. With 11 sacks in 18 career games, he is currently the NFL’s all-time sacks-per-pass-attempt-percentage leader (11 sacks/589 attempts for 1.87%) ahead of: Steve Walsh (40 sacks/1317 attempts for 3.04%), Dan Marino (270 sacks/8358 attempts for 3.23%), Doug Williams (84 sacks/2507 attempts for 3.35%) and Mark Rypien (97 sacks/2613 attempts for 3.71%). Among league passers in 2002, Harrington had the lowest sack per pass attempt percentage (eight sacks/429 attempts for 1.83%) in the NFL.

Harrington had career-highs in pass attempts (55) and completions (26) against the Green Bay Packers along with 241 yards passing. It was the most attempts and completions for a Lions’ quarterback since QB Ty Detmer had 51 pass attempts and 31 completions for 303 yards vs. the Chicago Bears (12/30/01)

Against Arizona, Harrington tossed a career high four touchdown passes, an all-time record for a Lions quarterback against the Cardinals, in the Lions 42-24 win in the season opener at Ford Field. He was 17-of-30 (56.7%) for 195 yards with no interceptions and no sacks. His 116.0 QB rating was a single-game career high as well. Harrington became the first Lions’ QB to throw four TDs in a game since Scott Mitchell had four vs. Chicago 9/22/96.

Harrington’s six-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter to TE Mikhael Ricks at Arizona (12/8/02) marked his 12th touchdown pass of the season, which is the most for a Lions’ rookie quarterback in franchise history. He also moved past former Lions’ rookie quarterbacks Jeff Komlo (2,238, 1979) and Charlie Batch (2,178, 1998) to become the all-time passing-yards leader among Lions’ rookie quarterbacks with 152 yards passing at Arizona.

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Family Ties Many members of the Lions are related to other players around the NFL:

Lions’ rookie LB Boss Bailey is the younger brother of Washington Redskins three-time Pro Bowl CB Champ Bailey. Both starred at the University of Georgia.

The younger brother of Lions T Stockar McDougle will be suiting up for the Philadelphia Eagles this season. Jerome McDougle, a defensive end, was selected in the first round by Philadelphia. McDougle’s cousin, Tyrone Carter, is a safety for the Minnesota Vikings.

Lions rookie S Terrence Holt followed older brother Torry’s steps into the NFL. Torry Holt currently stars at wide receiver for the St. Louis Rams.

QB Ty Detmer isn’t the only quarterback in his family playing in the NFL. His brother, Koy Detmer, is entering his seventh season as a quarterback with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Lions’ Travels The distances are roundtrip air miles from Detroit to each of the cities that the Lions travel to this season. Cincinnati .............................486 miles* Buffalo ..................................480 miles Green Bay.............................572 miles Denver ..................................2,240 miles San Francisco.......................4,140 miles Chicago.................................468 miles Seattle ...................................3,840 miles Minnesota .............................1,052 miles Kansas City ..........................1,254 miles Carolina................................1,002 miles Total Miles ...........................15,534 miles total Avg. Miles/Trip....................1553.4 miles per trip *The trip to Cincinnati was half road and half airline miles.

Known for his 10 fourth-quarter, come-from-behind heroics at

the University of Oregon, Harrington added to his NFL total vs. Dallas (11/3/02) when he engineered an eight-play, 38-yard drive with under two minutes remaining to set up K Jason Hanson’s 43-yard game-winning field goal. It marked the second fourth-quarter comeback of his NFL career. His first fourth-quarter come-from-behind victory was vs. Chicago (10/20/02). With the Lions trailing 17-20 with 2:21 remaining in the game, Harrington completed five consecutive passes for 73 yards during the drive, which set up Jason Hanson’s 24-yard field goal to push the game into overtime.

CHARLES ROGERS’ ROOKIE SHOW Lions rookie WR Charles Rogers hasn’t wasted anytime justifying his stock for which Detroit invested its second-overall, number-one draft choice in the 2003 NFL Draft. In only his first regular season game, Rogers had two touchdown receptions (four, 13) on his first two career receptions. He currently leads the team with 18 receptions for 192 yards and three touchdowns.

Rogers leads all rookies in scoring with three touchdowns and is tied for the second most touchdown receptions in the NFL behind Randy Moss and Marvin Harrison who both have four.

While playing against undefeated teams in consecutive weeks (Minnesota, 9/21 and Denver, 9/28) Rogers recorded 10 receptions for 116 yards and a touchdown. He finished with a team-leading four receptions for a career-high 62 yards, including a career-long 33-yard touchdown reception, against the Broncos and hauled in a career-high six receptions for 54 yards vs. the Vikings.

Rogers is the first rookie in Lions history to catch two touchdown passes in his first NFL game. He is the fifth Lions rookie wide receiver to record two touchdown receptions in one game and the first since Willie Green who finished with eight receptions for 115 yards and two touchdowns in a playoff game against the Dallas Cowboys (1/5/92).

Rogers also became the first player since Tony Horne (St. Louis) in 2000 to record touchdowns on his first two career receptions (two-game span). He became the first player since Keith Poole (New Orleans) in 1997 to record his first two receptions for touchdowns in the same game, though Poole accomplished this feat in his third career NFL game.

Rogers’ two touchdown grabs tied a Lions record for most touchdown receptions against the Cardinals in the 55-game history of the series.

DEMOLITION MAN FB Cory Schlesinger has blossomed in the Lions’ West Coast offense and continues to prove that he is arguably one of the league’s best all-around fullbacks. On December 19th, 2002, Schlesinger was named an alternate to the 2003 Pro Bowl. His toughness was put on display during the middle of the 2002 season after he continued playing while he had several cracked vertebrae. He is a key component of the Lions' running game as a bruising blocking back and is an important part of the team’s passing attack. He was the 2002 Mike Utley Spirit Award winner.

Schlesinger had three receptions, the first of which was a four-yard touchdown, for 30 yards in the 2003 regular season opener at Ford Field. He also pulled in a key 20-yard pass to put the Lions at the four-yard line helping setup a Lions touchdown to give the Lions a 35-24 lead.

Schlesinger was a major reason RB James Stewart and the Lions’ offensive unit grounded out 192 yards on 39 rushing attempts (4.9 avg.) vs. Chicago (10/20/02). His lead blocks, including several on Pro Bowler Brian Urlacher, allowed Stewart to churn out a career-high 172 yards rushing.

Lions Rookie Receiving Records Most Touchdown Receptions (Game)

Players Rec. Yds. TD Opp. (Date) 1. Willie Green 8 115 2 vs. DAL# (1/5/92) Earl McCullouch 4 82 2 vs. GB (10/21/68) Dorne Dibble 4 80 2 at PHI (11/18/51) David Hill 4 74 2 vs. BUF (11/25/76) David Hill 4 43 2 vs. NE (10/10/76) Charles Rogers 4 38 2 vs. ARZ (9/7/03) Earl McCullouch 3 80 2 vs. CHI (9/22/68)

Quarterback Career Sack/Pass Att. Records Most Pass Attempts/Time Sacked since 1963

Name Att Sk Att/Sk 1. Joey Harrington 589 11 53.5 2. Steve Walsh 1317 40 32.9 3. Dan Marino 8358 270 31.0 4. Doug Williams 2507 84 29.9 5. Mark Rypien 2613 97 26.9

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Lions’ Defensive Records Most Quarterback Sacks—Career Player Sacks Years 1. Robert Porcher 91.5 1992- 2. Al “Bubba” Baker 75.5 1978-82 3. Mike Cofer 63 1983-92 4. William Gay 61 1978-87 5. Tracy Scroggins 60.5 1992-02 Most Quarterback Sacks--Season Player Sacks Year 1. Al “Bubba” Baker 23 1978 2. Al “Bubba” Baker 18 1980 3. Al “Bubba” Baker 16 1979 4. Robert Porcher 15 1999 5. William Gay 13.5 1983 6. Doug English 13 1983 7. Robert Porcher 12.5 1997 8. Dave Pureifry 12 1981 Mike Cofer 12 1988 10. Robert Porcher 11.5 1998

Most Tackles--Career Player Tackles Years 1. Chris Spielman 1,138 1988-95 2. Bennie Blades 815 1988-96 3. Stephen Boyd 772 1995-01 4. Ken Fantetti 706 1979-85 5. Doug English 696 1975-79, 81-85 6. Charlie Weaver 691 1971-81 7. Jimmy Williams 653 1982-1990 8. Robert Porcher 640 1992- 9. Ron Rice 546 1996-01 10. Chris Claiborne 534 1992-02

Where the Lions Rank After three regular season games, the team and several individual players find themselves among the conference and league leaders in the following categories:

NFL Top 10 Rankings Off. Category Rk. Sacks/PP 5 PR Avg. 6 FG% 1t

Def. Category Rk. 4th Down % 1t PR Avg. 3 NPnt Avg 1

NFL Punt Return Leaders Rank/Player (Team) Ret. FC Yds. Avg. Lg. TD 1. Drummond (Det) 6 3 111 18.5 57t 1 2. S. Smith (Car) 10 5 174 17.4 52 0 3. Hall (KC) 9 8 154 17.1 73t 1 4. Rossum (Atl) 12 3 175 14.6 42 0 5. Engram (Sea) 8 2 113 14.1 27 0 NFC Passing Touchdowns Rank/Player (Team) TD Yds. Att. Cmp. Int. Lg 1. Harrington (Det) 6 820 160 82 6 43 Hasselbeck (Sea) 6 568 81 42 1 66 Collins (NYG) 6 743 116 59 2 77 4. Ramsey (Was) 5 1036 129 75 2 48 Johnson (TB) 5 769 121 77 2 68 Culpepper (Min) 5 514 69 42 0 51 Frerotte (Min) 5 451 40 24 1 72 Bulger (StL) 5 734 112 74 3 28 NFC Touchdown Receptions Rank/Player (Team) TD Rec. Yds. Avg. Lg. 1. Moss (Min) 4 24 434 18.1 72 2. Rogers (Det) 3 18 192 10.7 33 Jackson (Sea.) 3 8 236 29.5 66 Hilliard (NYG) 3 17 175 10.3 38 Streets (SF) 3 15 226 15.1 37 Holt (StL) 3 30 376 12.5 37 NFC Interception Leaders Rank/Player (Team) Int.. Yds. Avg. Lg. TD 1. Chavous (Min) 4 55 13.8 39 0 Russell (Min) 4 44 11.0 19 0 3. Bly (Det) 3 52 17.3 48t 1 Tongue (Sea) 3 11 3.7 10 0

During the inaugural game at Ford Field vs. Green Bay

(9/22/02), Schlesinger's one-yard touchdown run marked the fifth rushing touchdown of his career. It also marked the first rushing touchdown in Ford Field history

In 2001, Schlesinger was the Lions’ second-leading receiver with 60 receptions for 466 yards (both career highs) and ninth among all NFL running backs. He had the highest tally of any fullback in the NFC and was second only to Larry Centers for the most receptions by a fullback in the entire NFL.

DR. DRÉ… AIN’T NUTHIN’ BUT AN “INT” THANG When the Lions acquired CB Dré Bly they were hoping for a big play corner and so far he has not disappointed. Bly comes to Detroit in the prime of his career after playing his first full season (16 games) as a starter for the St. Louis Rams in 2002. He played in two Super Bowls with St. Louis, helping the Rams win Super Bowl XXXIV as a rookie. Bly was selected by the Rams in the second round (41st overall) of the 1999 NFL Draft out of the University of North Carolina. He holds the ACC career record with 20 interceptions and as a freshman was the ACC rookie of the year, setting a conference record with 11 interceptions.

CB Dré Bly led the Detroit defense with 10 tackles (eight solo) against the Denver Broncos (9/28), his highest tackling output since joining the Lions.

With three interceptions Bly is tied for the second most in the NFL (Clements, Buf.; Harper, Ind.; Reed, Bal.; McCleon, KC; Tongue, Sea.).

Bly recorded interceptions in each of his first three games for the Lions, the first of which he returned 48-yards for a touchdown. His second interception came when he intercepted Green Bay quarterback Brett Favre to end a scoring threat with only 39 seconds left in the first half at Green Bay. Against the Vikings, he intercepted a pass early in the third quarter that led to a Lions’ field goal. Bly has intercepted a pass in three consecutive games for the first time in his career.

Bly has 17 interceptions for 299 yards in his career. He has returned four of his 17 interceptions for touchdowns with all four returns coming from 48 yards or more (48, 53, 56, and 93).

One of Bly’s best games as a pro was on Monday Night Football game against the Lions. He had a career-high 11 tackles (seven solo) and returned an intercepted pass from Lions QB Ty Detmer 93 yards for a Rams touchdown (10/8/01).

PORCHER’S PRESSURES DE Robert Porcher is the Lions’ leader in career quarterback sacks with 91.5. He surpassed former Lions DE Al “Bubba” Baker’s previous record of 75.5 career QB takedowns in 2001. Porcher has been named to three of the last seven Pro Bowls (1998, 2000, 2002), and had a solid 2002 season, recording 51 tackles (33 solo), 5.5 sacks, four passes defensed, three fumble recoveries and two forced fumbles in 15 games played. In his 12th season with the Lions in 2003, his 177 games played rank fourth along with Kevin Glover in team history.

Porcher has 22 career games notching more than one sack and his 640 career tackles are ranked eighth in Lions’ history.

Porcher scored his first career touchdown in the 2002 season finale vs. Minnesota (12/29) on a fumble recovery in the endzone.

Porcher recorded his 600th career tackle in 2002 vs. Chicago (10/20) finishing the game with three solo tackles.

One of his most dominating performances of 2002 came against Dallas (11/3) when he finished with two sacks, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery as well as six tackles (five solo).

Porcher’s 74.0 sacks since 1996 are the third most quarterback takedowns recorded by any NFL player in that span. New York Giants’ DE Michael Strahan has garnered 83.5 sacks and Tampa Bay DE Simeon Rice has recorded 81 sacks since ‘96.

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Hanson in the record books Most Points—Career Player Total Years 1. Jason Hanson 1,167 1992- 2. Eddie Murray 1,113 1980-91 3. Barry Sanders 654 1989-98 Most Points—Season Player Total Year 1. Jason Hanson 132 1995 2. Jason Hanson 130 1993 3. Doak Walker 128 1950 4. Eddie Murray 121 1981 5. Jason Hanson 117 1997 Most Extra Points—Career Player XP Years 1. Eddie Murray 381 1980-91 2. Jason Hanson 366 1992- 3. Errol Mann 213 1969-76 4. Doak Walker 183 1950-55 Most Extra Points—Season Player XP Year 1. Jason Hanson 48 1995 2. Eddie Murray 46 1981 3. Doak Walker 43 1951 Doak Walker 43 1954 5. Errol Mann 41 1970 Most Field Goals—Career Player FG Years 1. Jason Hanson 267 1992 2. Eddie Murray 244 1980-91 3. Errol Mann 141 1969-76 Most Field Goals—Season Player FG Year 1. Jason Hanson 34 1993 2. Jason Hanson 29 1998 3. Jason Hanson 28 1995 4. Eddie Murray 27 1980 5. Eddie Murray 26 1985 Jason Hanson 26 1997 Jason Hanson 26 1999 Most Field Goals—Game Player FG Opp. Date 1. Garo Yepremian 6 at Min 11/13/66 Jason Hanson vs. Min 10/17/99 3. Eddie Murray 5 at GB 9/14/80 Jason Hanson vs. Was 9/10/00 4. (22 times) most recent – Jason Hanson 4 vs. NE 11/28/02 Longest Field Goals Player Yds. Opp. Date 1. Jason Hanson 56 vs. Cle 10/8/95 2. Jason Hanson 55 vs. Ind 11/23/97 3. Glenn Presnell 54 at GB 10/7/34 Eddie Murray 54 at Cin 12/11/83 #Eddie Murray 54 at SF 12/31/83 Jason Hanson 54 vs. Was 9/10/00 Jason Hanson 54 vs. GB 11/22/01 Highest FG %—Career (min. 100 att.) Player FG% FG/FGA Years 1. Jason Hanson 79.94 267/334 1992- 2. Eddie Murray 75.08 244/325 1980-91 3. Errol Mann 65.89 141/214 1969-76 4. Jim Martin 44.80 56/125 1951-61 5. Wayne Walker 40.46 53/131 1958-72 Most 50+-Yard Field Goals Player FG Years 1. Morten Andersen 40 1982- 2. Jason Elam 28 1993- 3. Jason Hanson 23 1992- 4. Nick Lowrey 22 1978, ’80-96 5. Eddie Murray 21 1980-95,’97, ’99-00 Al Del Greco 21 1984-00 John Kasay 21 1991-

Porcher also ranks eighth on the Lions’ career tackles list (since 1973) with

587 career stops. He is behind Jimmy Williams, who stands in seventh place with 653.

GETTING A KICK OUT OF HANSON In two-time Pro Bowler Jason Hanson, the Lions are blessed with one of the NFL's top all-around kickers. He is deadly accurate inside the 50-yard line, and in 2002 vs. Minnesota (10/13), he became the Lions’ all-time franchise leader in field goals after nailing the 245th of his career, surpassing former Lions great Eddie Murray. In last season’s Thanksgiving Day match-up against New England (11/28), Hanson became the franchise’s all-time leading scorer after nailing four field goals. Hanson was 23-for-28 on field goal attempts, which tied for the seventh-best field goal accuracy average in the NFL in 2002.

Hanson made his 23rd career field goal from 50-yards or more at Denver (9/28) when he hit a 52-yarder at INVESCO Field at Mile High. In doing so, he became the third player in NFL history to accomplish that feat.

K Jason Hanson ranks first in field goals made for the franchise (267), field goals attempted (334) and points scored (1,167). He is also ranked in second-place on two of the Lions’ major career scoring and kicking records. His career totals of 366 extra points and 372 extra points attempted trail Eddie Murray’s career totals. Murray’s career totals include 244 field goals in 325 attempts, 1,113 points scored and 381 extra points in 386 attempts.

At Denver (9/28) in Hanson played in the 180th game of his career, which ranks him third for the most games played in franchise history. If he plays in all of the 12 remaining games during the 2003 season, he will move into second place behind only Wayne Walker’s 200 career games played for the Lions.

Hanson’s three field goals (42, 44 and 43) vs. Dallas (11/3) helped the Lions defeat the Cowboys 9-7. His 43-yarder with less than two minutes remaining in regulation ended up being the game-winner. The last time Hanson scored all of the Lions’ points was in a 12-15 loss at Tampa Bay on 12/9/01. The last Lions win with Hanson being the lone point-scorer was at Washington (15-10) on 9/10/00.

Hanson’s 49-yard field goal vs. Minnesota (10/13) marked the 245th field goal of his career and made him the franchise’s all-time leader in field goals made.

Hanson's 37-yard field goal in the fourth quarter vs. the New Orleans Saints (9/29) was his fourth field goal of the game. It also tied him with former Lions great Eddie Murray for the most field goals kicked in franchise history (244). The Lions are 12-1 when Hanson kicks at least four field goals in a game.

By connecting on a 54-yarder vs. Green Bay (11/22/01), Hanson became the eighth player in NFL history to record at least 20 career 50-yard field goals. The 54-yarder tied (accomplished four other times) for the third longest field goal made in Lions’ history.

On the first extra point Hanson kicked at Arizona (11/18/01) he became the second player in Lions' history to score 1,000 career points. The first player in Lions’ history to reach that mark was Eddie Murray, who scored 1,113 points during his 12-year career (1980-91) in Detroit.

His seven points in the 2000 season finale vs. Chicago put him over the 100-point plateau for the sixth time in his first nine NFL seasons (101 points), and fourth year in a row. Among his 100-point seasons, he holds the top two spots on the team's all-time seasonal scoring list -- a team-record 132 points in 1995 and 130 points in '93.

Detroit is 46-29 (.613) during Hanson's career when he kicks two-or-more field goals in a game. Also, the club is 26-9 (.743) when Hanson kicks three-or-more field goals, and is 12-2 (.857) when he makes at least four field goals in a contest.

Updated September 26, 2003OFFENSEWR: 84 Bill Schroeder 88 Scotty Anderson (18 Eddie Drummond)LT: 76 Jeff Backus 71 Victor RogersLG: 79 Eric BeverlyC: 51 Dominic RaiolaRG 61 Ray Brown 70 Josh LoveladyRT: 73 Stockar McDougle 75 Matt JoyceTE: 86 Mikhael Ricks 83 John Owens 82 Casey Fitzsimmons

89 Bradford BantaWR: 80 Charles Rogers 81 Az-Zahir Hakim (87 Shawn Jefferson)QB: 3 Joey Harrington 8 Mike McMahon 14 Ty DetmerFB: 30 Cory Schlesinger 36 Stephen TrejoHB: 24 Shawn Bryson 33 Olandis Gary 31 Avon Cobourne

DEFENSELE: 91 Robert Porcher 95 Jared DeVriesLT: 72 Dan Wilkinson 93 Kelvin PritchettRT: 92 Shaun Rogers 78 Cory ReddingRE: 96 James Hall 98 Kalimba EdwardsWLB: 54 Barrett Green 55 Donte´ Curry 59 Jeff GoochMLB: 50 Earl Holmes 58 Wali Rainer 52 James DavisSLB: 97 Boss BaileyLCB: 23 Otis Smith 26 Roderick BabersRCB: 32 Dre´ Bly 27 Jimmy Wyrick 40 Alex MoldenFS: 45 Brian Walker 42 Terrence HoltSS: 25 Corey Harris 28 Bracy Walker

SPECIALISTSPK: 4 Jason HansonP: 19 John JettH: 19 John JettPC: 89 Bradford BantaKC: 89 Bradford BantaPR: 81 Az-Zahir Hakim 32 Dre´ Bly (18 Eddie Drummond)KR: 31 Avon Cobourne (18 Eddie Drummond)

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Injured denoted ( )Rookie And First-Year Players UnderlinedInjured Reserve: CB Chris Cash; CB Andre´ Goodman; DT Shawn Lazarus; RB James Stewart; LB Brian Williams Reserve-Non-Football Injury (NFI): DT Luther Elliss; RB Artose Pinner

HEAD COACH: Steve MariucciASSISTANT COACHES: Richard Smith, Assistant Head Coach/Linebackers; Sherman Lewis, Offensive Coordinator; Chuck Priefer, Special Teams; Kurt Schottenheimer, Defensive Coordinator; Jason Arapoff, Strength and Conditioning; Malcolm Blacken, Assistant Strength and Conditioning; Don Clemons, Defensive Assistant/Quality Control; George Dyer, Defensive Line; Kevin Higgins, Quarterbacks; Johnny Holland, Defensive Assistant; Ray Horton, Secondary; Sean Kugler, Tight Ends; Kevin Lartigue, Assistant to the Head Coach; Carl Mauck, Offensive Line; Kevin O’Dea, Assistant Special Teams; Andy Sugarman, Offensive Assistant; Tom Rathman, Running Backs; Bobby Williams, Wide Receivers

Updated September 28, 2003No Name Pos Ht Wt Age Birthdate Exp College Hometown How Acq G S DNP I88 Anderson, Scotty WR 6-2 191 23 11/24/79 3 Grambling State Jonesboro, La. D-5a ’01 3 0 0 126 Babers, Roderick CB 5-9 192 22 10/6/80 R Texas Houston, Texas W (NYG) '03 1 0 0 276 Backus, Jeff T 6-5 305 26 9/21/77 3 Michigan Norcross, Ga. D-1 ’01 4 4 0 097 Bailey, Boss LB 6-3 233 23 10/14/79 R Georgia Folkston, Ga. D-2 '03 4 4 0 089 Banta, Bradford TE 6-6 253 32 12/14/70 10 Southern California Baton Rouge, La. UFA (NYJ) ‘01 4 0 0 079 Beverly, Eric G 6-3 300 29 3/28/74 6 Miami (Ohio) Bedford Heights, Ohio FA ’97 4 4 0 032 Bly, Dré CB 5-9 185 26 5/22/77 5 North Carolina Chesapeake, Va. UFA (StL) ’03 4 4 0 061 Brown, Ray G 6-5 318 40 12/12/62 18 Arkansas State Marion, Ark. UFA (SF) '02 4 4 0 024 Bryson, Shawn RB 6-1 228 26 11/20/76 5 Tennessee Franklin, Tenn. UFA (Buf) ’03 4 3 0 031 Cobourne, Avon RB 5-8 205 24 3/6/79 R West Virginia Camden, N.J. FA ’03 4 0 0 055 Curry, Donté LB 6-1 233 25 7/22/78 3 Morris Brown College Park, Ga. W (Was) ‘02 3 0 0 152 Davis, James LB 6-1 221 24 4/26/79 R West Virginia Stuart, Fla. D-5b '03 1 0 0 314 Detmer, Ty QB 6-0 189 35 10/30/67 12 Brigham Young San Antonio, Texas T (Cle) ’01 0 0 0 495 DeVries, Jared DE 6-4 272 27 6/11/76 5 Iowa Aplington, Iowa D-3 ‘99 4 0 0 018 Drummond, Eddie WR 5-9 185 23 4/12/80 2 Penn State Pittsburgh, Pa. FA '02 3 0 0 198 Edwards, Kalimba DE 6-5 264 23 12/26/79 2 South Carolina Atlanta, Ga. D-2 '02 4 0 0 082 Fitzsimmons, Casey TE 6-3 250 22 10/10/80 R Carroll College (Mont.) Helena, Mont. FA ’03 4 1 0 033 Gary, Olandis RB 5-11 218 28 5/18/75 4 Georgia Washington, D.C. T (Buf) '03 4 1 0 059 Gooch, Jeff LB 5-11 226 28 10/31/74 8 Austin Peay Nashville, Tenn. UFA (TB) '02 4 0 0 054 Green, Barrett LB 6-0 225 25 10/29/77 4 West Virginia West Palm Beach, Fla. D-2 ’00 4 4 0 081 Hakim, Az-Zahir WR 5-10 189 26 6/3/77 6 San Diego State Los Angeles, Calif. UFA (StL) '02 2 2 0 296 Hall, James DE 6-2 270 26 2/4/77 4 Michigan New Orleans, La. FA ’00 4 4 0 04 Hanson, Jason K 5-11 182 33 6/17/70 12 Washington State Spokane, Wash. D-2b ’92 4 0 0 03 Harrington, Joey QB 6-4 220 24 10/21/78 2 Oregon Portland, Ore. D-1 '02 4 4 0 025 Harris, Corey S 5-11 213 33 10/25/69 12 Vanderbilt Indianapolis, Ind. UFA (Bal) '02 4 4 0 050 Holmes, Earl LB 6-2 242 30 4/28/73 8 Florida A&M Tallahassee, Fla. UFA (Cle) ’03 4 3 0 042 Holt, Terrence S 6-2 208 23 3/5/80 R North Carolina State Raleigh, N.C. D-5a '03 0 0 0 487 Jefferson, Shawn WR 5-11 185 34 2/22/69 13 Central Florida Jacksonville, Fla. UFA (Atl) ’03 3 0 0 119 Jett, John P 6-0 197 34 11/11/68 11 East Carolina Reedville, Va. UFA (Dal) ’97 4 0 0 075 Joyce, Matt T 6-7 300 31 3/30/72 9 Richmond Scottsdale, Ariz. UFA (Arz) ’01 3 0 1 070 Lovelady, Josh G 6-3 330 25 1/28/78 2 Houston Midfield, Texas FA ’01 2 0 2 073 McDougle, Stockar T 6-6 335 26 1/11/77 4 Oklahoma Deerfield Beach, Fla. D-1 ’00 4 4 0 08 McMahon, Mike QB 6-2 208 24 2/8/79 3 Rutgers Wexford, Pa. D-5b ’01 1 0 3 040 Molden, Alex CB 5-10 190 30 8/4/73 8 Oregon Colorado Springs, Colo. FA '03 1 0 0 283 Owens, John TE 6-3 266 23 1/10/80 2 Notre Dame Washington, D.C. D-5 '02 4 1 0 091 Porcher, Robert DE 6-3 266 34 7/30/69 12 South Carolina State Wando, S.C. D-1 ’92 4 4 0 093 Pritchett, Kelvin DT 6-3 322 33 10/24/69 13 Mississippi Atlanta, Ga. UFA (Jax) ’99 3 0 0 158 Rainer, Wali LB 6-2 247 26 4/19/77 5 Virginia Rockingham, N.C. UFA (Jax) ’03 4 0 0 051 Raiola, Dominic C 6-1 295 24 12/30/78 3 Nebraska Honolulu, Hawaii D-2a ’01 4 4 0 078 Redding, Cory DE 6-4 285 22 11/15/80 R Texas Austin, Texas D-3 '03 1 0 0 386 Ricks, Mikhael TE 6-5 260 28 11/14/74 6 Stephen F. Austin Anahuac, Texas UFA (KC) '02 4 3 0 080 Rogers, Charles WR 6-2 202 22 5/23/81 R Michigan State Saginaw, Mich. D-1 '03 4 4 0 092 Rogers, Shaun DT 6-4 357 24 3/12/79 3 Texas LaPorte, Texas D-2b ’01 4 4 0 071 Rogers, Victor T 6-6 331 24 11/10/78 2 Colorado Federal Way, Wash. D-7c '02 0 0 0 430 Schlesinger, Cory FB 6-0 247 31 6/23/72 9 Nebraska Duncan, Neb. D-6b ’95 4 2 0 084 Schroeder, Bill WR 6-3 200 32 1/9/71 8 Wisconsin-La Crosse Sheboygan, Wis. UFA (GB) '02 4 3 0 023 Smith, Otis CB 5-11 198 37 10/22/65 14 Missouri New Orleans, La. FA '03 4 1 0 036 Trejo, Stephen FB 6-2 254 25 11/20/77 3 Arizona State Casa Grande, Ariz. FA ’01 4 0 0 028 Walker, Bracy S 6-0 210 32 10/28/70 10 North Carolina Lake Villa, Ill. UFA (KC) '02 4 0 0 045 Walker, Brian S 6-1 205 31 5/31/72 8 Washington State Widefield, Colo. UFA (Mia) '02 4 4 0 072 Wilkinson, Dan DT 6-4 353 30 3/13/73 10 Ohio State Dayton, Ohio UFA (Was) ’03 4 4 0 027 Wyrick, Jimmy CB 5-9 176 26 12/31/76 4 Minnesota DeSoto, Texas FA ’00 4 1 0 0

Reserve/Injured29 Cash, Chris CB 5-11 170 23 7/13/80 2 Southern California Stockton, Calif. D-6 '02 0 0 0 035 Goodman, André CB 5-10 185 25 8/11/78 2 South Carolina Greenville, S.C. D-3 '02 3 3 0 067 Lazarus, Shawn DT 6-4 288 24 11/8/78 R Michigan Canal Fulton, Ohio FA '03 0 0 0 034 Stewart, James RB 6-1 224 31 12/27/71 9 Tennessee Morristown, Tenn. UFA (Jax) ’00 0 0 0 099 Williams, Brian LB 6-1 243 30 12/17/72 9 Southern California Dallas, Texas W (NO) ’01 0 0 0 0Reserve/NFI94 Elliss, Luther DT 6-5 318 30 3/22/73 9 Utah Mancos, Colo. D-1 ’95 0 0 0 021 Pinner, Artose RB 5-9 229 25 1/5/78 R Kentucky Hopkinsville, Ky. D-4 '03 0 0 0 0Practice Squad41 Curry, Julius DB 6-1 195 24 5/17/79 R Michigan Detroit, Mich. FA '03 0 0 0 074 Johnson, Ben T 6-6 329 23 4/7/80 R Wisconsin Brussels, Wis. D-7a '03 0 0 0 012 Kircus, David WR 6-1 185 23 2/19/80 R Grand Valley State Imlay City, Mich D-6 '03 0 0 0 049 Murphy, Matt TE 6-5 260 23 2/23/80 2 Maryland New Haven, Mich. D-7b '02 0 0 0 063 Noa, Kaulana G 6-4 317 26 12/29/76 2 Hawaii Honokaa, Hawaii FA '03 0 0 0 0

2003 DETROIT LIONS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

Updated September 28, 2003No. Name Pos Ht Wt Age Birthdate Exp College Hometown How Acq G S DNP I3 Joey Harrington QB 6-4 220 24 10/21/78 2 Oregon Portland, Ore. D-1 '02 4 4 0 04 Jason Hanson K 5-11 182 33 6/17/70 12 Washington State Spokane, Wash. D-2b ’92 4 0 0 08 Mike McMahon QB 6-2 208 24 2/8/79 3 Rutgers Wexford, Pa. D-5b ’01 1 0 3 014 Ty Detmer QB 6-0 189 35 10/30/67 12 Brigham Young San Antonio, Texas T (Cle) ’01 0 0 0 418 Eddie Drummond WR 5-9 185 23 4/12/80 2 Penn State Pittsburgh, Pa. FA '02 3 0 0 119 John Jett P 6-0 197 34 11/11/68 11 East Carolina Reedville, Va. UFA (Dal) ’97 4 0 0 023 Otis Smith CB 5-11 198 37 10/22/65 14 Missouri New Orleans, La. FA '03 4 1 0 024 Shawn Bryson RB 6-1 228 26 11/20/76 5 Tennessee Franklin, Tenn. UFA ’03 (Buf) 4 3 0 025 Corey Harris S 5-11 213 33 10/25/69 12 Vanderbilt Indianapolis, Ind. UFA (Bal) '02 4 4 0 026 Roderick Babers CB 5-9 192 22 10/6/80 R Texas Houston, Texas W (NYG) '03 1 0 0 227 Jimmy Wyrick CB 5-9 176 26 12/31/76 4 Minnesota DeSoto, Texas FA ’00 4 1 0 028 Bracy Walker S 6-0 210 32 10/28/70 10 North Carolina Lake Villa, Ill. UFA (KC) '02 4 0 0 030 Cory Schlesinger FB 6-0 247 31 6/23/72 9 Nebraska Duncan, Neb. D-6b ’95 4 2 0 031 Avon Cobourne RB 5-8 205 24 3/6/79 R West Virginia Camden, N.J. FA ’03 4 0 0 032 Dré Bly CB 5-9 185 26 5/22/77 5 North Carolina Chesapeake, Va. UFA (StL) ’03 4 4 0 033 Olandis Gary RB 5-11 218 28 5/18/75 4 Georgia Washington, D.C. T (Buf) '03 4 1 0 036 Stephen Trejo FB 6-2 254 25 11/20/77 3 Arizona State Casa Grande, Ariz. FA ’01 4 0 0 040 Alex Molden CB 5-10 190 30 8/4/73 8 Oregon Colorado Springs, Colo. FA '03 1 0 0 242 Terrence Holt S 6-2 208 23 3/5/80 R North Carolina State Raleigh, N.C. D-5a '03 0 0 0 445 Brian Walker S 6-1 205 31 5/31/72 8 Washington State Widefield, Colo. UFA (Mia) '02 4 4 0 050 Earl Holmes LB 6-2 242 30 4/28/73 8 Florida A&M Tallahassee, Fla. UFA (Cle) ’03 4 3 0 051 Dominic Raiola C 6-1 295 24 12/30/78 3 Nebraska Honolulu, Hawaii D-2a ’01 4 4 0 052 James Davis LB 6-1 221 24 4/26/79 R West Virginia Stuart, Fla. D-5b '03 1 0 0 354 Barrett Green LB 6-0 225 25 10/29/77 4 West Virginia West Palm Beach, Fla. D-2 ’00 4 4 0 055 Donté Curry LB 6-1 233 25 7/22/78 3 Morris Brown College Park, Ga. W (Was) ‘02 3 0 0 158 Wali Rainer LB 6-2 247 26 4/19/77 5 Virginia Rockingham, N.C. UFA (Jax) ’03 4 0 0 059 Jeff Gooch LB 5-11 226 28 10/31/74 8 Austin Peay Nashville, Tenn. UFA (TB) '02 4 0 0 061 Ray Brown G 6-5 318 40 12/12/62 18 Arkansas State Marion, Ark. UFA (SF) '02 4 4 0 070 Josh Lovelady G 6-3 330 25 1/28/78 2 Houston Midfield, Texas FA ’01 2 0 2 071 Victor Rogers T 6-6 331 24 11/10/78 2 Colorado Federal Way, Wash. D-7c '02 0 0 0 472 Dan Wilkinson DT 6-4 353 30 3/13/73 10 Ohio State Dayton, Ohio UFA (Was) ’03 4 4 0 073 Stockar McDougle T 6-6 335 26 1/11/77 4 Oklahoma Deerfield Beach, Fla. D-1 ’00 4 4 0 075 Matt Joyce T 6-7 300 31 3/30/72 9 Richmond Scottsdale, Ariz. UFA (Arz) ’01 3 0 1 076 Jeff Backus T 6-5 305 26 9/21/77 3 Michigan Norcross, Ga. D-1 ’01 4 4 0 078 Cory Redding DE 6-4 285 22 11/15/80 R Texas Austin, Texas D-3 '03 1 0 0 379 Eric Beverly G 6-3 300 29 3/28/74 6 Miami (Ohio) Bedford Heights, Ohio FA ’97 4 4 0 080 Charles Rogers WR 6-2 202 22 5/23/81 R Michigan State Saginaw, Mich. D-1 '03 4 4 0 081 Az-Zahir Hakim WR 5-10 189 26 6/3/77 6 San Diego State Los Angeles, Calif. UFA (StL) '02 2 2 0 282 Casey Fitzsimmons TE 6-3 250 22 10/10/80 R Carroll College (Mont.) Helena, Mont. FA ’03 4 1 0 083 John Owens TE 6-3 266 23 1/10/80 2 Notre Dame Washington, D.C. D-5 '02 4 1 0 084 Bill Schroeder WR 6-3 200 32 1/9/71 8 Wisconsin-La Crosse Sheboygan, Wis. UFA (GB) '02 4 3 0 086 Mikhael Ricks TE 6-5 260 28 11/14/74 6 Stephen F. Austin Anahuac, Texas UFA (KC) '02 4 3 0 087 Shawn Jefferson WR 5-11 185 34 2/22/69 13 Central Florida Jacksonville, Fla. UFA (Atl) ’03 3 0 0 188 Scotty Anderson WR 6-2 191 23 11/24/79 3 Grambling State Jonesboro, La. D-5a ’01 3 0 0 189 Bradford Banta TE 6-6 253 32 12/14/70 10 Southern California Baton Rouge, La. UFA (NYJ) ‘01 4 0 0 091 Robert Porcher DE 6-3 266 34 7/30/69 12 South Carolina State Wando, S.C. D-1 ’92 4 4 0 092 Shaun Rogers DT 6-4 357 24 3/12/79 3 Texas LaPorte, Texas D-2b ’01 4 4 0 093 Kelvin Pritchett DT 6-3 322 33 10/24/69 13 Mississippi Atlanta, Ga. UFA (Jax) ’99 3 0 0 195 Jared DeVries DE 6-4 269 27 6/11/76 5 Iowa Aplington, Iowa D-3 ‘99 4 0 0 096 James Hall DE 6-2 270 26 2/4/77 4 Michigan New Orleans, La. FA ’00 4 4 0 097 Boss Bailey LB 6-3 233 23 10/14/79 R Georgia Folkston, Ga. D-2 '03 4 4 0 098 Kalimba Edwards DE 6-5 264 23 12/26/79 2 South Carolina Atlanta, Ga. D-2 '02 4 0 0 0

Reserve/Injured29 Chris Cash CB 5-11 170 23 7/13/80 2 Southern California Stockton, Calif. D-6 '02 0 0 0 034 James Stewart RB 6-1 224 31 12/27/71 9 Tennessee Morristown, Tenn. UFA (Jax) ’00 0 0 0 035 André Goodman CB 5-10 185 25 8/11/78 2 South Carolina Greenville, S.C. D-3 '02 3 3 0 067 Shawn Lazarus DT 6-4 288 24 11/8/78 R Michigan Canal Fulton, Ohio FA '03 0 0 0 099 Brian Williams LB 6-1 243 30 12/17/72 9 Southern California Dallas, Texas W (NO) ’01 0 0 0 0Reserve/NFI21 Artose Pinner RB 5-9 229 25 1/5/78 R Kentucky Hopkinsville, Ky. D-4 '03 0 0 0 094 Luther Elliss DT 6-5 318 30 3/22/73 9 Utah Mancos, Colo. D-1 ’95 0 0 0 0Practice Squad12 David Kircus WR 6-1 185 23 2/19/80 R Grand Valley State Imlay City, Mich D-6 '03 0 0 0 041 Julius Curry DB 6-1 195 24 5/17/79 R Michigan Detroit, Mich. FA '03 0 0 0 049 Matt Murphy TE 6-5 260 23 2/23/80 2 Maryland New Haven, Mich. D-7b '02 0 0 0 063 Kaulana Noa G 6-4 317 26 12/29/76 2 Hawaii Honokaa, Hawaii FA '03 0 0 0 074 Ben Johnson T 6-6 329 23 4/7/80 R Wisconsin Brussels, Wis. D-7a '03 0 0 0 0

2003 DETROIT LIONS NUMERICAL ROSTER

Updated September 28, 2003QUARTERBACKS (3)No Name Pos Ht Wt Age Birthdate Exp College Hometown How Acq G S DNP I14 Detmer, Ty QB 6-0 189 35 10/30/67 12 Brigham Young San Antonio, Texas T (Cle) ’01 0 0 0 43 Harrington, Joey QB 6-4 220 24 10/21/78 2 Oregon Portland, Ore. D-1 '02 4 4 0 08 McMahon, Mike QB 6-2 208 24 2/8/79 3 Rutgers Wexford, Pa. D-5b ’01 1 0 3 0RUNNING BACKS (5)No Name Pos Ht Wt Age Birthdate Exp College Hometown How Acq G S DNP I24 Bryson, Shawn RB 6-1 228 26 11/20/76 5 Tennessee Franklin, Tenn. UFA (Buf) ’03 4 3 0 031 Cobourne, Avon RB 5-8 205 24 3/6/79 R West Virginia Camden, N.J. FA ’03 4 0 0 033 Gary, Olandis RB 5-11 218 28 5/18/75 4 Georgia Washington, D.C. T (Buf) '03 4 1 0 030 Schlesinger, Cory FB 6-0 247 31 6/23/72 9 Nebraska Duncan, Neb. D-6b ’95 4 2 0 036 Trejo, Stephen FB 6-2 254 25 11/20/77 3 Arizona State Casa Grande, Ariz. FA ’01 4 0 0 0WIDE RECEIVERS (6)No Name Pos Ht Wt Age Birthdate Exp College Hometown How Acq G S DNP I88 Anderson, Scotty WR 6-2 191 23 11/24/79 3 Grambling State Jonesboro, La. D-5a ’01 3 0 0 118 Drummond, Eddie WR 5-9 185 23 4/12/80 2 Penn State Pittsburgh, Pa. FA '02 3 0 0 181 Hakim, Az-Zahir WR 5-10 189 26 6/3/77 6 San Diego State Los Angeles, Calif. UFA (StL) '02 2 2 0 287 Jefferson, Shawn WR 5-11 185 34 2/22/69 13 Central Florida Jacksonville, Fla. UFA (Atl) ’03 3 0 0 180 Rogers, Charles WR 6-2 202 22 5/23/81 R Michigan State Saginaw, Mich. D-1 '03 4 4 0 084 Schroeder, Bill WR 6-3 200 32 1/9/71 8 Wisconsin-La Crosse Sheboygan, Wis. UFA (GB) '02 4 3 0 0TIGHT ENDS (4)No Name Pos Ht Wt Age Birthdate Exp College Hometown How Acq G S DNP I89 Banta, Bradford TE 6-6 253 32 12/14/70 10 Southern California Baton Rouge, La. UFA (NYJ) ‘01 4 0 0 082 Fitzsimmons, Casey TE 6-3 250 22 10/10/80 R Carroll College (Mont.) Helena, Mont. FA ’03 4 1 0 083 Owens, John TE 6-3 266 23 1/10/80 2 Notre Dame Washington, D.C. D-5 '02 4 1 0 086 Ricks, Mikhael TE 6-5 260 28 11/14/74 6 Stephen F. Austin Anahuac, Texas UFA (KC) '02 4 3 0 0OFFENSIVE LINEMEN (8)No Name Pos Ht Wt Age Birthdate Exp College Hometown How Acq G S DNP I51 Raiola, Dominic C 6-1 295 24 12/30/78 3 Nebraska Honolulu, Hawaii D-2a ’01 4 4 0 079 Beverly, Eric G 6-3 300 29 3/28/74 6 Miami (Ohio) Bedford Heights, FA ’97 4 4 0 061 Brown, Ray G 6-5 318 40 12/12/62 18 Arkansas State Marion, Ark. UFA (SF) '02 4 4 0 070 Lovelady, Josh G 6-3 330 25 1/28/78 2 Houston Midfield, Texas FA ’01 2 0 2 076 Backus, Jeff T 6-5 305 26 9/21/77 3 Michigan Norcross, Ga. D-1 ’01 4 4 0 075 Joyce, Matt T 6-7 300 31 3/30/72 9 Richmond Scottsdale, Ariz. UFA (Arz) ’01 3 0 1 073 McDougle, Stockar T 6-6 335 26 1/11/77 4 Oklahoma Deerfield Beach, Fla. D-1 ’00 4 4 0 071 Rogers, Victor T 6-6 331 24 11/10/78 2 Colorado Federal Way, Wash. D-7c '02 0 0 0 4

DEFENSIVE LINEMEN (8)No Name Pos Ht Wt Age Birthdate Exp College Hometown How Acq G S DNP I95 DeVries, Jared DE 6-4 272 27 6/11/76 5 Iowa Aplington, Iowa D-3 ‘99 4 0 0 098 Edwards, Kalimba DE 6-5 264 23 12/26/79 2 South Carolina Atlanta, Ga. D-2 '02 4 0 0 096 Hall, James DE 6-2 270 26 2/4/77 4 Michigan New Orleans, La. FA ’00 4 4 0 091 Porcher, Robert DE 6-3 266 34 7/30/69 12 South Carolina State Wando, S.C. D-1 ’92 4 4 0 078 Redding, Cory DE 6-4 285 22 11/15/80 R Texas Austin, Texas D-3 '03 1 0 0 393 Pritchett, Kelvin DT 6-3 322 33 10/24/69 13 Mississippi Atlanta, Ga. UFA (Jax) ’99 3 0 0 192 Rogers, Shaun DT 6-4 357 24 3/12/79 3 Texas LaPorte, Texas D-2b ’01 4 4 0 072 Wilkinson, Dan DT 6-4 353 30 3/13/73 10 Ohio State Dayton, Ohio UFA (Was) ’03 4 4 0 0LINEBACKERS (7)No Name Pos Ht Wt Age Birthdate Exp College Hometown How Acq G S DNP I97 Bailey, Boss LB 6-3 233 23 10/14/79 R Georgia Folkston, Ga. D-2 '03 4 4 0 055 Curry, Donté LB 6-1 233 25 7/22/78 3 Morris Brown College Park, Ga. W (Was) ‘02 3 0 0 152 Davis, James LB 6-1 221 24 4/26/79 R West Virginia Stuart, Fla. D-5b '03 1 0 0 359 Gooch, Jeff LB 5-11 226 28 10/31/74 8 Austin Peay Nashville, Tenn. UFA (TB) '02 4 0 0 054 Green, Barrett LB 6-0 225 25 10/29/77 4 West Virginia West Palm Beach, D-2 ’00 4 4 0 050 Holmes, Earl LB 6-2 242 30 4/28/73 8 Florida A&M Tallahassee, Fla. UFA (Cle) ’03 4 3 0 058 Rainer, Wali LB 6-2 247 26 4/19/77 5 Virginia Rockingham, N.C. UFA (Jax) ’03 4 0 0 0DEFENSIVE BACKS (9)No Name Pos Ht Wt Age Birthdate Exp College Hometown How Acq G S DNP I25 Harris, Corey S 5-11 213 33 10/25/69 12 Vanderbilt Indianapolis, Ind. UFA (Bal) '02 4 4 0 042 Holt, Terrence S 6-2 208 23 3/5/80 R North Carolina State Raleigh, N.C. D-5a '03 0 0 0 428 Walker, Bracy S 6-0 210 32 10/28/70 10 North Carolina Lake Villa, Ill. UFA (KC) '02 4 0 0 045 Walker, Brian S 6-1 205 31 5/31/72 8 Washington State Widefield, Colo. UFA (Mia) '02 4 4 0 026 Babers, Roderick CB 5-9 192 22 10/6/80 R Texas Houston, Texas W (NYG) '03 1 0 0 232 Bly, Dré CB 5-9 185 26 5/22/77 5 North Carolina Chesapeake, Va. UFA (StL) ’03 4 4 0 040 Molden, Alex CB 5-10 190 30 8/4/73 8 Oregon Colorado Springs, FA '03 1 0 0 223 Smith, Otis CB 5-11 198 37 10/22/65 14 Missouri New Orleans, La. FA '03 4 1 0 027 Wyrick, Jimmy CB 5-9 176 26 12/31/76 4 Minnesota DeSoto, Texas FA ’00 4 1 0 0

KICKERS (2)No Name Pos Ht Wt Age Birthdate Exp College Hometown How Acq G S DNP I4 Hanson, Jason K 5-11 182 33 6/17/70 12 Washington State Spokane, Wash. D-2b ’92 4 0 0 019 Jett, John P 6-0 197 34 11/11/68 11 East Carolina Reedville, Va. UFA (Dal) ’97 4 0 0 0

2003 DETROIT LIONS POSITIONS BY POSITION

Reserve/Injured (5)29 Cash, Chris CB 5-11 170 23 7/13/80 2 Southern California Stockton, Calif. D-6 '02 0 0 0 035 Goodman, André CB 5-10 185 25 8/11/78 2 South Carolina Greenville, S.C. D-3 '02 3 3 0 067 Lazarus, Shawn DT 6-4 288 24 11/8/78 R Michigan Canal Fulton, OH FA '03 0 0 0 034 Stewart, James RB 6-1 224 31 12/27/71 9 Tennessee Morristown, Tenn UFA (Jax) ’00 0 0 0 099 Williams, Brian LB 6-1 243 30 12/17/72 9 Southern California Dallas, Texas W (NO) ’01 0 0 0 0Reserve/NFI (2)94 Elliss, Luther DT 6-5 318 30 3/22/73 9 Utah Mancos, Colo. D-1 ’95 0 0 0 021 Pinner, Artose RB 5-9 229 25 1/5/78 R Kentucky Hopkinsville, Ky. D-4 '03 0 0 0 0Practice Squad (5)41 Curry, Julius DB 6-1 195 24 5/17/79 R Michigan Detroit, Mich. FA '03 0 0 0 074 Johnson, Ben T 6-6 329 23 4/7/80 R Wisconsin Brussels, Wis. D-7a '03 0 0 0 012 Kircus, David WR 6-1 185 23 2/19/80 R Grand Valley State Imlay City, Mich D-6 '03 0 0 0 049 Murphy, Matt TE 6-5 260 23 2/23/80 2 Maryland New Haven, Mich. D-7b '02 0 0 0 063 Noa, Kaulana G 6-4 317 26 12/29/76 2 Hawaii Honokaa, Hawaii FA '03 0 0 0 0

2002 LIONS ACTIVE ROSTEROFFENSE NO.Quarterbacks 3Running Backs 5

Running Backs 3Fullbacks 2

Wide Receivers 6Tight Ends 4Offensive Linemen 8

Centers 1Guards 3Tackles 4

Total 26DEFENSE NO.Defensive Linemen 8

Defensive Ends 5Defensive Tackles 3

Linebackers 7Defensive Backs 9

Cornerbacks 5Safeties 4

Total 24SPECIAL TEAMS NO.Kickers 1Punters 1Total 2TOTAL PLAYERS 52

RESERVE/INJURED 5RESERVE/NFI 2PRACTICE SQUAD 5

2003 DETROIT LIONS POSITIONS BY POSITION

2003 DETROIT LIONSPLAYER PRONUNCIATION CHART

Jared DeVriesde-VREEZAz-Zahir HakimOz-za-HERE Ha-KeemStockar McDougleSTOCKERRobert Porcherpor-SHAYDominic Raiolarye-OH-laCory Schlesingershles-in-jerBill SchroederSHRAY-derStephen TrejoTRAY-ho

ARZ at GB MIN at Den at SF DAL at Chi OAK CHI at Sea at Min GB SD at KC at Car STLPlayer 9/7 9/14 9/21 9/28 10/5 10/19 10/26 11/2 11/9 11/16 11/23 11/27 12/7 12/14 12/21 12/28 G S G SAnderson, Scotty P P I P 3 0 28 8Babers, Roderick N I I P 1 0 1 0Backus, Jeff S S S S 4 4 36 36Bailey, Boss S S S S 4 4 4 4Banta, Bradford P P P P 4 0 144 2Beverly, Eric S S S S 4 4 83 32Bly, Dré S S S S 4 4 68 29Brown, Ray S S S S 4 4 219 177Bryson, Shawn S P S S 4 3 41 13Cash, Chris IR IR IR IR 0 0 16 12Cobourne, Avon P P P P 4 0 4 0Curry, Donté P P P I 3 0 27 10Curry, Julius N N PS PS 0 0 0 0Davis, James I I I P 1 0 1 0Detmer, Ty I I I I 0 0 53 25DeVries, Jared P P P P 4 0 42 1Drummond, Eddie P P P I 3 0 12 0Edwards, Kalimba P P P P 4 0 20 4Elliss, Luther NFI NFI NFI NFI 0 0 107 105Fitzsimmons, Casey S P P P 4 1 4 1Gary, Olandis P S P P 4 1 39 16Gooch, Jeff P P P P 4 0 109 23Goodman, André S S S IR 3 3 17 9Green, Barrett S S S S 4 4 42 28Hakim, Az-Zahir I I S S 2 2 68 22Hall, James S S S S 4 4 40 18Hanson, Jason P P P P 4 0 180 0Harrington, Joey S S S S 4 4 18 16Harris, Corey S S S S 4 4 174 83Holmes, Earl P S S S 4 3 101 97Holt, Terrence I I I I 0 0 0 0Jefferson, Shawn P P P I 3 0 191 127Jett, John P P P P 4 0 159 0Johnson, Ben PS PS PS PS 0 0 0 0Joyce, Matt DNP P P P 3 0 100 65Kircus, David PS PS PS PS 0 0 0 0Lazarus, Shawn IR IR IR IR 0 0 0 0Lovelady, Josh P DNP DNP P 2 0 5 0McDougle, Stockar S S S S 4 4 33 26McMahon, Mike DNP DNP P DNP 1 0 17 7Molden, Alex N I I P 1 0 97 57Murphy, Matt PS PS PS PS 0 0 3 0Noa, Kaulana N N PS PS 0 0 0 0Owens, John P P P S 4 1 19 9Pinner, Artose NFI NFI NFI NFI 0 0 0 0Porcher, Robert S S S S 4 4 177 149Pritchett, Kelvin P P I P 3 0 121 60Rainer, Wali P P P P 4 0 66 58Raiola, Dominic S S S S 4 4 36 22Redding, Cory I I P I 1 0 1 0Ricks, Mikhael S S S P 4 3 72 38Rogers, Charles S S S S 4 4 4 4Rogers, Shaun S S S S 4 4 34 32Rogers, Victor I I I I 0 0 0 0Schlesinger, Cory P S S P 4 2 131 55Schroeder, Bill S S P S 4 3 92 66Smith, Otis P P P S 4 1 168 96Stewart, James IR IR IR IR 0 0 101 69Trejo, Stephen P P P P 4 0 34 0Walker, Bracy P P P P 4 0 123 32Walker, Brian S S S S 4 4 85 46Wilkinson, Dan S S S S 4 4 141 138Williams, Brian IR IR IR IR 0 0 81 61Wyrick, Jimmy S P P P 4 1 40 1

2003 Career

2003 Participation chart

DNP-did not play; IR-injured reserve; N-not with team; I-inactive; NFI-non-football injury; PUP-physically unable to perform; RE-NFL roster exemption; DNR-Reserve did not report; PS-Practice Squad; IR/PS-injured reserve/practice squad

DETROIT LIONS ROSTER MOVES SINCE THE BEGINNING OF 2003

January 28: Lions signed LB CHAZ MURPHY and P ADAM WULFECK. February 25: Lions released WR GERMANE CROWELL and KR DESMOND HOWARD. February 28: Lions tendered restricted free agents DE JAMES HALL and WR LARRY FOSTER March 1: Lions signed unrestricted free agent CB DRÉ BLY. March 5: Lions signed exclusive rights free agent RB RAFAEL COOPER March 6: Lions re-signed unrestricted free agent DE JARED DEVRIES. March 7: Lions re-signed unrestricted free agent TE MIKHAEL RICKS. March 11: Lions re-signed unrestricted free agent S BRACY WALKER and exclusive rights free agent LB JOSH THORNHILL. March 13: Lions re-signed unrestricted free agent G RAY BROWN March 14: Lions re-signed unrestricted free agent LB BRIAN WILLIAMS March 25: Lions signed unrestricted free agents DT KELVIN PRITCHETT and QB JONATHAN BEASLEY; signed exclusive

rights free agents LB DONTÉ CURRY and G JOSH LOVELADY. March 26: Lions signed unrestricted free agent RB SHAWN BRYSON. March 27: Lions signed exclusive rights free agent G FRANK ROMERO. April 2: Lions released WR JACQUEZ GREEN and QB JONATHAN BEASLEY. April 7: Lions signed unrestricted free agent LB WALI RAINER. April 11: Lions signed unrestricted free agent LB EARL HOLMES. April 27: Lions traded WR LARRY FOSTER to the Arizona Cardinals for a seventh-round selection in the 2003 NFL Draft and

traded RB AVEION CASON to the Dallas Cowboys for a seventh-round selection in the 2003 NFL Draft. May 2: Lions signed 17 undrafted rookie free agents: QB CURT ANES, T TYWOIN BREAUX, RB AVON COBOURNE, CB

GERALD DIXON, TE CASEY FITZSIMMONS, WR TODD FRY, FB REGGIE HOLTS, K MARK JENSEN, CB CHRIS KERN, DT SHAWN LAZARUS, WR JERMAINE LEWIS, G DAVID MILLER, CB JEMEEL POWELL, DT JOHN TURNTINE, G ROB VIAN, WR SCOTTIE VINES and G ZACH WILSON.

May 4: Lions signed unrestricted free agent CB CHRIS WATSON. May 27: Lions signed unrestricted free agent WR SHAWN JEFFERSON. June 24: Lions released CB GERALD DIXON. July 7: Lions released WR TODD FRY and G ROB VIAN. July 10: Lions signed 2003 fifth-round draft pick S TERRENCE HOLT and free agent DT TOBY GOLLIDAY. July 15: Lions signed 2003 fifth-round draft pick LB JAMES DAVIS and released DT SHAWN LAZARUS. July 17: Lions signed sixth-round pick WR DAVID KIRCUS. July 21: Lions signed 2003 fourth-round pick RB ARTOSE PINNER and seventh-round pick T BEN JOHNSON; and released

WR CHRIS KERN. July 22: Lions signed 2003 third-round pick DE CORY REDDING, seventh-round pick CB BLUE ADAMS and seventh-round

pick WR TRAVIS ANGLIN. July 23: Lions signed 2003 first-round draft pick WR CHARLES ROGERS, second-round pick LB BOSS BAILEY and seventh-

round pick FB BRANDON DRUMM; Released LB JOSH THORNHILL, WR JERMAINE LEWIS AND T TYWOIN BREAUX; and placed RB ARTOSE PINNER and DT LUTHER ELLISS on Active/Non-Football Injury list.

July 24: Lions placed RB SHAWN BRYSON, DE KALIMBA EDWARDS, WR AZ-ZAHIR HAKIM, S COREY HARRIS, TE MIKHAEL RICKS and LB BRIAN WILLIAMS on the Active/PUP list.

July 25: Lions signed free agent DB TRAVIS COLEMAN; and released DB JAMES LEWIS and DT JOHN TURNTINE. July 26: Lions released DB TRAVIS COLEMAN; and placed OG TONY SEMPLE on Active/PUP list. July 27 Lions remove WR AZ-ZAHIR HAKIM from Active/PUP list, signed DT SHAWN PRICE and TE TYWAN

MITCHELL and waived DB TRAVIS COLEMAN July 31 Lions removed G TONY SEMPLE from Active/PUP list. August 4 Lions removed RB SHAWN BRYSON and TE MIKHAEL RICKS from Active/PUP list. August 5 Lions signed CB GERALD DIXON and released P ADAM WULFECK. August 11 Lions activated G RAY BROWN to active roster from Reserve/Did Not Report list; removed S COREY HARRIS and

LB BRIAN WILLIAMS from Active/PUP list and released K MARK JENSEN, LB CHAZ MURPHY and DT DAVID VIGER.

August 17 Lions signed free agent DT DAN WILKINSON and released G FRANK ROMERO. August 18 Lions released RB RAFAEL COOPER, FB REGGIE HOLTS and TE TYWAN MITCHELL. August 25 Lions released WR TRAVIS ANGLIN, LB KEN PHILPOT, RB LUKE STALEY and G ZACH WILSON, placed CB

CHRIS CASH on the Reserve/Injured list and removed DE KALIMBA EDWARDS from Active/PUP list. August 26 Lions released QB CURT ANES, FB BRANDON DRUMM, DE ANTHONY HERRON, G DAVID MILLER and

WR SCOTTIE VINES. August 29 Lions released WR PIERRE BROWN, DT TOBY GOLLIDAY and WR T.C. TAYLOR. August 31 Lions acquired RB OLANDIS GARY in a trade with the Buffalo Bills for an undisclosed future draft pick; placed DT

LUTHER ELLISS on the Reserve/Non-Football Injury (NFI) list and LB BRIAN WILLIAMS on the Reserve/Injured (IR) list and released G KERLIN BLAISE, S LAMAR CAMPBELL, RB AUTRY DENSON, CB GERALD DIXON, G/C TYRONE HOPSON, T BEN JOHNSON, WR DAVID KIRCUS, DT ANTWAN LAKE, LB JODY LITTLETON, TE MATT MURPHY, CB JEMEEL POWELL, G TONY SEMPLE and DE JONATHAN TAYLOR.

September 1 Lions signed T BEN JOHNSON, WR DAVID KIRCUS and TE MATT MURPHY to the practice squad. September 2 Lions placed RB JAMES STEWART on the Reserve/Injured list, signed unrestricted free agent CB OTIS SMITH and

signed DE JONATHAN TAYLOR and G DAVID MILLER to the practice squad. September 6 Lions placed CB CHRIS WATSON on the Reserve/Injured list. September 8 Lions signed unrestricted free agent CB ALEX MOLDEN and claimed CB ROD BABERS off waivers from the New

York Giants. Lions released CB BLUE ADAMS. September 13 Lions released CB CHRIS WATSON. September 16 Lions released G DAVID MILLER and DE JONATHAN TAYLOR from the practice squad and sign G KAULANA

NOA and S JULIUS CURRY to the practice squad. September 25 Lions placed CB ANDRE GOODMAN on the Reserve/Injured list.

HOW THE 2003 LIONS WERE BUILT

Year Draft Trades Free Agents/Waivers 2003 WR Charles Rogers (1) RB Olandis Gary (Buf) CB Rod Babers (W-NYG) LB Boss Bailey (2) CB Dré Bly (UFA-StL) DE Cory Redding (3) RB Shawn Bryson (UFA-Buf) RB Artose Pinner (4) NFI LB Earl Holmes (UFA-Cle) S Terrence Holt (5a) WR Shawn Jefferson (UFA-Atl) LB James Davis (5b) LB Wali Rainer (UFA-Jax) WR David Kircus (6) PS CB Otis Smith (UFA-NE) T Ben Johnson (7a) PS DT Dan Wilkinson (UFA-Was) RB Avon Cobourne (FA) TE Casey Fitzsimmons (FA) CB Alex Molden (UFA-Was) DB Julius Curry (FA) PS G Kaulana Noa (FA) PS 2002 QB Joey Harrington (1) LB Jeff Gooch (UFA-TB) DE Kalimba Edwards (2) WR Az-Zahir Hakim (UFA-StL) CB André Goodman (3) IR S Corey Harris (UFA-Bal) TE John Owens (5) TE Mikhael Ricks (UFA-KC) CB Chris Cash (6) IR WR Bill Schroeder (UFA-GB) TE Matt Murphy (7b) PS S Bracy Walker (UFA-KC) T Victor Rogers (7c) S Brian Walker (UFA-Mia) G Ray Brown (UFA-SF) LB Donté Curry (FA) WR Eddie Drummond (FA) 2001 T Jeff Backus (1) QB Ty Detmer (Cle) TE Bradford Banta (UFA-NYJ) C Dominic Raiola (2a) T Matt Joyce (UFA-Arz) DT Shaun Rogers (2b) G Josh Lovelady (FA) WR Scotty Anderson (5a) FB Stephen Trejo (FA) QB Mike McMahon (5b) LB Brian Williams (W-NO) IR 2000 T Stockar McDougle (1) RB James Stewart (UFA-Jax) IR LB Barrett Green (2) DE James Hall (FA) CB Jimmy Wyrick (FA) 1999 DE Jared DeVries (3) DT Kelvin Pritchett (UFA-Jax) 1997 P John Jett (UFA-Dal) G Eric Beverly (FA) 1995 DT Luther Elliss (1) NFI FB Cory Schlesinger (6) 1992 DE Robert Porcher (1) K Jason Hanson (2b)

2003 DETROIT LIONS STATISTICS Through Sunday, September 28, 2003

WON 1, LOST 3 09/07 W 42-24 Arizona 60,691 09/14 L 6-31 at Green Bay 70,244 09/21 L 13-23 Minnesota 60,865 09/28 L 16-20 at Denver 75,719 10/05 at San Francisco 10/19 Dallas 10/26 at Chicago 11/02 Oakland 11/09 Chicago 11/16 at Seattle 11/23 at Minnesota 11/27 Green Bay 12/07 San Diego 12/14 at Kansas City 12/21 at Carolina 12/28 St. Louis Det. Opp. TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 68 72 Rushing 21 19 Passing 39 45 Penalty 8 8 3rd Down: Made/Att 25/63 24/55 3rd Down Pct. 39.7 43.6 4th Down: Made/Att 3/6 0/1 4th Down Pct. 50.0 0.0 POSSESSION AVG. 28:36 31:24 TOTAL NET YARDS 1141 1512 Avg. Per Game 285.3 378.0 Total Plays 254 247 Avg. Per Play 4.5 6.1 NET YARDS RUSHING 343 501 Avg. Per Game 85.8 125.3 Total Rushes 90 100 NET YARDS PASSING 798 1011 Avg. Per Game 199.5 252.8 Sacked/Yards Lost 4/22 7/45 Gross Yards 820 1056 Att./Completions 160/82 140/83 Completion Pct. 51.3 59.3 Had Intercepted 6 3 PUNTS/AVERAGE 25/39.8 22/42.7 NET PUNTING AVG. 25/35.6 22/31.8 PENALTIES/YARDS 30/226 36/284 FUMBLES/BALL LOST 4/0 9/4 TOUCHDOWNS 9 12 Rushing 1 3 Passing 6 8 Returns 2 1 SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS TEAM 24 16 17 20 0 77 OPPONENTS 28 33 27 10 0 98 SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS Hanson 0 0 0 0 8/ 9 5/ 5 0 23 C. Rogers 3 0 3 0 0 18 Anderson 1 0 1 0 0 6 Bly 1 0 0 1 0 6 Bryson 1 1 0 0 0 6 Drummond 1 0 0 1 0 6 Schlesinger 1 0 1 0 0 6 Schroeder 1 0 1 0 0 6 TEAM 9 1 6 2 8/ 9 5/ 5 0 77 OPPONENTS 12 3 8 1 11/11 5/ 6 0 98 2-Pt. Conversions: TEAM 0-0, OPPONENTS 0-1 SACKS: Hall 1.5, Bly 1.0, DeVries 1.0, Holmes 1.0, S. Rogers 1.0, Wilkinson 1.0, Porcher 0.5, TEAM 7.0, OPPONENTS 4.0

RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD Bryson 42 173 4.1 28 1 Gary 33 102 3.1 20 0 Harrington 7 28 4.0 15 0 Cobourne 4 23 5.8 19 0 C. Rogers 2 17 8.5 12 0 Drummond 1 1 1.0 1 0 Schlesinger 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0 TEAM 90 343 3.8 28 1 OPPONENTS 100 501 5.0 65t 3 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD C. Rogers 18 192 10.7 33t 3 Bryson 15 115 7.7 26 0 Schroeder 11 132 12.0 23 1 Ricks 8 103 12.9 34 0 Schlesinger 8 55 6.9 20 1 Hakim 5 25 5.0 8 0 Cobourne 4 30 7.5 13 0 Gary 4 18 4.5 13 0 Fitzsimmons 3 33 11.0 15 0 Jefferson 3 24 8.0 12 0 Anderson 2 85 42.5 43t 1 Harrington 1 8 8.0 8 0 TEAM 82 820 10.0 43t 6 OPPONENTS 83 1056 12.7 72t 8 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD Bly 3 52 17.3 48t 1 TEAM 3 52 17.3 48t 1 OPPONENTS 6 71 11.8 56t 1 PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B Jett 25 995 39.8 35.6 3 8 58 0 TEAM 25 995 39.8 35.6 3 8 58 0 OPPONENTS 22 939 42.7 31.8 3 3 55 0 PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD Drummond 6 3 111 18.5 57t 1 Hakim 6 0 67 11.2 20 0 Bly 1 0 2 2.0 2 0 TEAM 13 3 180 13.8 57t 1 OPPONENTS 11 5 45 4.1 14 0 KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD Drummond 14 323 23.1 38 0 Cobourne 3 57 19.0 22 0 Redding 1 5 5.0 5 0 TEAM 18 385 21.4 38 0 OPPONENTS 13 326 25.1 48 0 FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Hanson 0/ 0 2/ 2 1/ 1 0/ 0 2/2 TEAM 0/ 0 2/ 2 1/ 1 0/ 0 2/2 OPPONENTS 0/ 0 1/ 1 2/ 3 2/ 2 0/0 Hanson: ()(22G,52G)(27G,37G)(53G) OPPONENTS: (38G)(46G)(37N,21G)(37G,41G)

PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating Harrington 160 82 820 51.3 5.13 6 3.8 6 3.8 43t 3/ 13 63.0 McMahon 0 0 0 --- --- 0 --- 0 --- --- 1/ 9 --- TEAM 160 82 820 51.3 5.13 6 3.8 6 3.8 43t 4/ 22 63.0 OPPONENTS 140 83 1056 59.3 7.54 8 5.7 3 2.1 72t 7/ 45 93.0

Detroit Lions 2003 Defensive Statistics Based on Coaches Film Review (Updated 9/29/03)

Defense TACKLES Player TOTAL Solo Asst Sk SkY Int IntY PD FF FR Saf Green, Barrett 33 20 13 Harris, Corey 30 24 6 1 1 Holmes, Earl 28 21 7 1.0 9.0 Walker, Brian 27 14 13 3 Hall, James 24 19 5 1.5 8.5 1 1 Bly, Dré 23 18 5 1.0 1.0 3 52 7 Bailey, Boss 21 9 12 2 Rogers, Shaun 17 12 5 1.0 7.0 2 Goodman, André 13 10 3 4 Wilkinson, Dan 9 7 2 1.0 9.0 2 Smith, Otis 8 5 3 2 DeVries, Jared 6 5 1 1.0 10.0 1 Porcher, Robert 6 4 2 0.5 0.5 1 Wyrick, Jimmy 5 5 0 2 1 Gooch, Jeff 3 2 1 1 Walker, Bracy 3 2 1 Edwards, Kalimba 3 1 2 Davis, James 2 2 0 Curry, Donté 1 1 0 Redding, Cory 1 1 0 Pritchett, Kelvin 1 0 1 1 Holt, Terrence 0 0 0 Rainer, Wali 0 0 0 Molden, Alex 0 0 0 Babers, Roderick 0 0 0 TEAM LIONS TOTAL 264 182 82 7.0 45.0 3 52 29 2 2 0 OPPONENT 201 154 47 4.0 22.0 6 71 36 1 0 0 Special Teams TACKLES BLOCKS Player Total Solo Asst FF FR PAT FG Pnt TD Saf Miscellaneous Curry, Donte' 7 2 5 1 Player Total Solo Asst FF FR Walker, Bracy 7 2 5 1 Backus, Jeff 1 1 1 Gooch, Jeff 5 2 3 Bryson, Shawn 1 1 Wyrick, Jimmy 5 2 3 Hakim, Az-Zahir 1 1 Harris, Corey 4 4 0 Harrington, Joey 2 Drummond, Eddie 4 3 1 Raiola, Dominic 1 Rainer, Wali 4 1 3 LIONS TOTAL 3 3 0 0 4 Trejo, Stephen 3 2 1 OPPONENT 4 4 0 0 4 Cobourne, Avon 3 1 2 Smith, Otis 2 2 0 Babers, Roderick 2 2 0 Fitzsimmons, Casey 2 1 1 Schlesinger, Cory 2 1 1 Hanson, Jason 1 1 0 LIONS TOTAL 52 23 24 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 OPPONENT 36 31 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Turnover Ratio TAKEAWAYS GIVEAWAYS MARGIN Opponent Date W/L Int Fum Tot Int Fum Tot Gm 2003 ARIZONA 9/7 W 1 2 3 0 0 0 3 3 at Green Bay 9/14 L 1 1 2 3 0 3 -1 -1 MINNESOTA 9/21 L 1 0 1 3 0 3 -2 -2 at Denver 9/28 L 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 TOTALS 3 4 7 6 0 6 1 1