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[Indyfan4life]

Coach Jim Schwartz wouldn't rule out the possibility that Titus Young's benching could last the rest of the season.
Asked if Young may not play again in 2012, Schwartz replied, "Potentially." Pressed on what Young needs to prove, Schwartz added, "It's more of when he gets back with the team, if he gets back with the team ... The team and he both needed a little time away." Schwartz did allow that it's "way too soon to tell" if Young has played his last game with the Lions. Consider Ryan Broyles the starter opposite Calvin Johnson for the final five games.

[lollygagger8]

Broyles is playing pretty well so that probably has something to do with it.

[Colt Fan 4 Life]

Broyles is playing pretty well so that probably has something to do with it.

People forget Broyles would have been the all-time leading receiver in college history had he not had that knee injury with a few games left. He is an excellent receiver, with very sticky hands, and is very quick and elusive. Being an OU fan, I saw a lot of him, and he is not scared to go across the middle. All the hype goes to Megatron and Young, but Broyles is starting to emerge as a quality receiver, and the Lions might actually gain more with him getting more snaps, than with that head case Titus Young...Our secondary is really going to have to step up this week,,,

[Playmaker]

I think has more to do with TItus Young being an *, he is gone by the end of year and will be lucky to find another team. Lazy route runner and major headcase. All he does it complain about wanting the ball more too.

[TKnight85]

I think has more to do with TItus Young being an *, he is gone by the end of year and will be lucky to find another team. Lazy route runner and major headcase. All he does it complain about wanting the ball more too.

That's a Boise State WR for you

[krunk]

Looks more like Titus will be playing this week.
http://www.nfl.com/n...-lions-practice


The article doesn't necessarily make that clear, but if you're using common sense you know the Lions aren't bringing him back this week for no reason. I expect to see him out there.

[Indyfan4life]

Looks more like Titus will be playing this week.
http://www.nfl.com/n...-lions-practice


The article doesn't necessarily make that clear, but if you're using common sense you know the Lions aren't bringing him back this week for no reason. I expect to see him out there.

It never said if he would or wouldn't be back for sure. I stated he probably wouldn't, meaning chances go both ways.

[Stephen]

He prob wont be they play better without him anyway