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Training Camp Day 2, let's talk about it on Lockdown Lions, right here on the Lockdown

Podcast. Network Matt Derry with you on this Tuesday, August 18th, into Wednesday, August

19th. The Troy Lions back on the field for another padded practice today. In Allen Park,

we'll hear from D'Andre Swift, who spoke to the media today, and he's been a day one and day two star so far for the Lions, as Carion Johnson didn't get much work today, and actually really wasn't a part of practice today. He continues to rest his knee and was in a brace yesterday, but DeAndre Swift's turned some heads, and we'll talk about the Lions rookie running back coming up in a little bit. Also, offense has even more depth. If you watch today,

or if you heard today, about what Quintas Cephas and Jamal Agnew did. We'll talk about that

coming up. Also, the offensive line and the progress of Jonah Jackson

two days in. We have an injury to tell you about. And also the struggling rookie on defense

that we'll get into all of that today right here on Lockdown Lines. But again, Matt Derry

with you. Thank you for joining us here on this Tuesday. Of course, you can find us,

find us on Twitter at Dairy Speaks, D-E-R-Y-Speaks, at Lockdown Lions, and also the Matt D-Derry

Facebook fan page. If you're new to the podcast, welcome. Thanks for joining us. We're here every day.

You can find us on Apple Podcasts and iTunes and you can subscribe to the podcast,

find us on Spotify as well. May have an announcement hopefully soon about a new Lions T-shirt

that we may be promoting on the program as well. But all of that today on the show. And we got to

start with, look, I think people were, there were people that were very surprised

when the Lions with the third pick of the second round did go running back.

Because you feel like, All right, Carry on Johnson, Bo Scarborough, Ty Johnson.

You know, we're all, I'm not saying mainstays with the lines, but you didn't think that Detroit would spend a high second round pick, the 35th overall pick, on a running back.

But as Bob Quinn, the general manager said the night of the second night of the draft, we never thought in a million years that the rookie from Georgia,

DeAndre Swift, a little drink of water here, would be there at 35. And yet there he was.

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