Sept. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Matt Millen has been fired as president of the Detroit Lions after seven years and a National Football League-worst 31-84 record, FOXSports.com reported.
Millen learned of the firing last night and was packing his office and telling employees this morning, the News Corp. unit reported without saying where it got the information. Lions spokesman Matt Barnhart didn't immediately return a phone call seeking comment.
The firing comes two days after Lions Vice Chairman William Clay Ford Jr. told reporters that Millen should leave his post. The Lions have the worst record in the 32-team league since Millen took over as president in 2001, and fans have staged protests against him and petitioned for his removal.
To contact the reporter on this story: Aaron Kuriloff in New York at akuriloff@bloomberg.net.
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