September 16, 2010 at 8:32 pm  Bob Wojnowski  Lions defensive
line must growl now  Kyle Vanden Bosch and the Lions defensive
line are proving to be the team's strongest unit. (Daniel Mears
/ The Detroit News)  Allen Park  The Lions deserve a little
sympathy, sure, not that they're requesting it. They lost their
franchise quarterback, lost a touchdown because of a goofy NFL
rule apparently devised by intoxicated engineers, and lost an
opener they clearly could have won.  But they don't get to
lament, not with the season one game old, not with the Eagles
coming to town and bringing Michael Vick's legs with them. It's
the fans' job to gripe (excellent work, people) and the media's
job to dig for an explanation (the Lions are cursed!).  It's the
Lions' job to figure out a way to recover, and it begins with
their strength, a deep, defiant defensive line. They smacked
around the Bears in that 19-14 loss, with Kyle Vanden Bosch a
red-eyed dynamo and rookie Ndamukong Suh a heaving force.  While
Shaun Hill fills in fo