Pride Of Detroit on Sam LaPorta
ArticleDetroit Lions training camp: 14 Day 1 standouts
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LaPorta looked fully healthy. The Pro Bowl tight end took roughly 90% of the first-team offensive reps, only coming off the field for a handful of snaps. LaPorta wasn't heavily featured as a receiver, finishing with one short catch from Jared Goff, but the bigger takeaway was how comfortable and fluid he looked coming off his back injury.
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LaPorta's full health and 90% snap share signal ready return to elite tight end role.
LaPorta looked fully healthy and took roughly 90% of the first-team offensive reps, only coming off the field for a handful of snaps; while not heavily featured as a receiver (one short catch), the bigger takeaway was how comfortable and fluid he looked coming off his back injury, with one of Detroit's premier offensive weapons moving at full speed again being an encouraging development entering the season.
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