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Article: Lions players need Martz like it or not.
- Article from:
- The Blade (Toledo, OH)
- Article date:
- June 12, 2006
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Byline: John Harris
Jun. 12--Mike Martz is in over his head. Mike Martz is out of this world. Martz is an offensive guru. Martz is a genius in his own mind. Martz is a savior. Martz is no such thing. Take your pick. New Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Mike Martz is many things to many people. He paid his dues while climbing the coaching ladder, leading a team to a Super Bowl as head coach and winning a Super Bowl as offensive coordinator. His coaching methods are about as unorthodox as they are successful. His teams don't always win, but they always move the football. Martz is the right coach at the right time for the offensively-inept ...
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