THE CURSE OF BOBBY LAYNE

50 Years of Futility

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The Detroit Paper Headlines as the Curse reached 50 years. I doubt a paper would waste all that ink and paper on something they thought did not exist.

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The Detroit Paper Headlines as the Curse reached 50 years. I doubt a paper would waste all that ink and paper on something they thought did not exist.

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There is much to see and do here with many articles about the strange and unusual things that have happened to the Lions in the last 50+ years. Enjoy!

The Curse-Information regarding curses in general

The Man-Bio, Stats and Info about Bobby Layne

Fun-Jokes and Humor usually at the Lions expense

Intro-How did this mess get started?

Poll-Let us know how you feel about the Lions

Casualties-Death & Destruction during the curse years

Forum-Your articles/comments on the Lions, Curses, etc

Humiliations-humorous tales of the Lions

Lion Facts-Draft picks, records, statistics, etc

Proof-Lets take a before/after look at the Lions

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