Detroit Free Press
Former Detroit Lions linebacker DeAndre Levy has filed a grievance against the team after being released in March, ESPN reported.
Levy missed 11 games last season after undergoing September knee surgery, and required a second procedure to repair a torn meniscus again after he was released at the start of the league year.
The Lions passed Levy on his physical before releasing him, nullifying the $1.75 million injury guarantee in his contract for this season.
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Levy did not return phone or text messages from the Free Press tonight, but he previously told the Free Press "there was more going on than I was being told" with his knee.