OU football: Detroit Lions like what they see in former Sooners
The question is whether Ryan Broyles, Travis Lewis and Ronnell
Lewis can help the Lions reach the Super Bowl for the first
time. By Michael Baldwin Published: April 29, 2012  Schwartz
said Lewis playing with a broken toe his senior season explains
how a player that averaged 121 tackles his first three seasons
recorded a career low 84 his senior year.  “It affected him,”
Schwartz said. “But if you look back, he has a history of
production at a Big 12 school. He was Big 12 Freshman of the
Year. He's been on All-Big 12 teams a bunch of times. He didn't
run real well, but if you watch him on the field, he plays
fast.”  Ronnell Lewis has the opposite issue. He has speed and
can be a feisty pass rusher. If he's moved to linebacker, Lewis'
role could be a third down, pass-rush specialist and special
teams stalwart.  Best known as “The Hammer,” Ronnell Lewis lived
up to his big-hit personality when asked in a conference call
with Detroit reporters what