Bill Nagy Rumors & News

Nagy and Austin are both capable of playing center and guard, but the early expectation is Austin will working almost exclusively as a guard this offseason.

Riley Reiff isn't the only Detroit Lions offensive lineman without a clear idea of what his primary position will be in 2013. On the interior of the offensive line, guys like Bill Nagy and Rodney Austin have the potential to play multiple positions, and both are expected to see time at offensive guard and center this year. How exactly will the Lions split up their time at each position? Lions head coach Jim Schwartz talked about both players on Wednesday: Schwartz said Bill Nagy is 50-50 OG/C, Rodney Austin is more like 80/20 or 75/25 a guard — Dave Birkett (@davebirkett) March 20, 20...

Detroit Lions guards Rodney Austin or Bill Nagy could possibly replace starter Stephen Peterman with an impressive offseason.

When the Detroit Lions claimed Bill Nagy off waivers last summer, he was dealing with a season-ending injury. As a result, he hasn't actually had a chance to practice with the Lions. Their assessment of his play is based strictly on film of what he did with the Dallas Cowboys. The Lions know Nagy can play both offensive guard and center, but until they get an up-close look at him in practice, they won't be able to truly judge which position suits him best. On Thursday at the NFL Combine, Lions head coach Jim Schwartz talked about Nagy and admitted that he isn't sure right now if...