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Kowalski on WDFN: Roy Williams will remain a Lion
by Josh Hakala | MLive.com Monday September 29, 2008, 6:13 PM
Roy Williams is a frustrated star on a bad team, and with his contract expiring at the end of the season and not much immediate hope on the horizon, the trade watch is on. Will the Lions trade their best player before the Oct. 14 deadline? Lions insider Tom Kowalski tells WDFN's Stoney and Wojo that he doesn't think so.
"I think that the Lions aren't interested in trading him, but if someone calls with something really good, I don't think there's any question that they will listen."
He went on to say that Rod Marinelli doesn't want to trade the receiver, because he needs all the help he can get to save his job, but the front office has a different outlook.
"If we can get a first round pick [for Williams]....you've got to take it, because obviously they need to start refreshing this roster. In the long run, I think Roy Williams is going to be a Detroit Lion because I don't think anybody is going to offer that much."
Kowalski reported that as of Monday afternoon, that the Lions have not received any phone calls about acquiring Williams.
by Josh Hakala | MLive.com Monday September 29, 2008, 6:13 PM
Roy Williams is a frustrated star on a bad team, and with his contract expiring at the end of the season and not much immediate hope on the horizon, the trade watch is on. Will the Lions trade their best player before the Oct. 14 deadline? Lions insider Tom Kowalski tells WDFN's Stoney and Wojo that he doesn't think so.
"I think that the Lions aren't interested in trading him, but if someone calls with something really good, I don't think there's any question that they will listen."
He went on to say that Rod Marinelli doesn't want to trade the receiver, because he needs all the help he can get to save his job, but the front office has a different outlook.
"If we can get a first round pick [for Williams]....you've got to take it, because obviously they need to start refreshing this roster. In the long run, I think Roy Williams is going to be a Detroit Lion because I don't think anybody is going to offer that much."
Kowalski reported that as of Monday afternoon, that the Lions have not received any phone calls about acquiring Williams.