Lions linebacker Stephen Tulloch sits down with NBC’s Kristen Dalhgren in a Today Show interview to talk about what inspired him to help families dealing with cancer.
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Former Pack Linebacker Helps Those in Need
Tulloch to be Featured on “Today” Show Friday morning
Detroit Free Press: Detroit Lions bring thousands of coats, words of inspiration to area kids
Detroit Lions players wrapped thousands of the city’s children in warmth today, handing out 4,000 winter coats during a giveaway sponsored by a local pizza chain.
Detroit Lions join Happy’s Pizza coat campaign
For the 4th consecutive year, Happy’s Pizza is joining forces with Greater Grace Temple in Detroit for its Happy’s Coats for Kids campaign. This year, Detroit Lions’ players, Nate Burleson, Lomas Brown and Stephen Tulloch, will host the giveaway on Nov. 17 from 1 to 5 p.m. at New Rogell Golf Course in Detroit.
Tulloch partners with Unique Smiles to provide free dental services for Covenant House Academy Kids
Detroit Lions’ starting linebacker Stephen Tulloch has partnered with Dr. Michael Herringshaw, owner of Unique Smiles Dental Care, to provide 55 kids from the Covenant House Academies free dental services.
Tulloch partners with Jalen Rose Leadership Academy to challenge students to essay competition
Detroit Lions starting linebacker, Stephen Tulloch has put a challenge out to the Jalen Rose Leadership Academy (JRLA) students for the second consecutive year.
Detroit Free Press: Dying child touched life of Lions’ Stephen Tulloch
He was on crutches, barely ambulatory and just back from Pensacola, Fla., where Dr. James Andrews had performed arthroscopic surgery on his left knee. So when Stephen Tulloch saw his publicist, Sherrie Handrinos, at his door one Wednesday in May, his first instinct was to shoo her away.
WDIV: Stephen Tulloch signs 5-year deal with Detroit Lions
Detroit Lions linebacker Stephen Tulloch is coming back. Tulloch has inked a deal with the team for five more seasons.
NewsOK: Tulloch helps Lions linebackers become a strength
ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) — The Detroit Lions, like the rest of the NFL, had to act quickly in free agency during the lockout-shortened offseason.