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Lions HC Dan Campbell On All-Pro Penei Sewell Changing Spots: He 'Can Do It All'
- Lions plan to shift Penei Sewell to different spots, including right tackle’s replacement and potential guard duties, as part of offensive line reshaping.
- Coach Dan Campbell believes Sewell can handle a side switch, citing muscle memory from left tackle in college and early NFL years.
- Sewell has been an All-Pro three times and Pro Bowler four times in five seasons, highlighting his elite versatility for Detroit.
- Detroit drafted Blake Miller No. 17 overall and added veteran Larry Borom to bolster Sewell’s previous right tackle role.
- Sewell has started 83 regular-season games and four playoff games in five seasons, contributing to Detroit’s rise as a respected NFL team.
- Campbell notes Sewell can play guard or potentially tight end, though moving to new positions involves different footwork and hand-eye coordination.
- Sewell’s position switch is part of Detroit’s broader plan to rebuild the offensive line around elite talent.
- Decker’s departure leaves a void at left tackle, prompting the Lions to pursue a multi-positional strategy for Sewell.
- The article is based on reporting by The Associated Press and current team statements.
- The Lions expect a seamless transition for Sewell as he learns new responsibilities on the line.
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