Ndamukong Suh is being sued for just more than $1M by a woman who claims she was injured in a December car crash in Oregon, according to an ESPN.com report on Thursday. Saadia Van Winkle accuses Suh of negligence, recklessness and intentional infliction of emotional distress in the suit.

The Lions have agreed to terms on a one-year deal with cornerback Justin Miller. Miller worked out for the team on Wednesday and his signing adds depth to the secondary following the release Monday of cornerback Aaron Berry.

The Lions have released Aaron Berry. Berry was arrested over the weekend on assault charges. Berry, a cornerback out of Pitt, was signed as an undrafted free agent in 2010.

Lions' first-round pick Riley Reiff has agreed to terms on a four-year rookie contract and will be present when Detroit's rookies report on Monday. Financial terms were not disclosed, but Reiff's contract has an expected value of around $8 million with around $6.5 million in guaranteed money, including full base salary guarantees in the first three seasons. Reiff was one of just two offensive tackles selected in the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft.

The Lions have another player arrest on their hands. The Detroit Free Press has confirmed that cornerback Aaron Berry was arrested and charged in Harrisburg, Pa., on Saturday morning on three counts of simple assault. Harrisburg police did not disclose much information about the incident other than to confirm that "there was a firearm involved" and that Berry was no longer in custody.

The Lions have seen four players get arrested a total of six times over the last six months, along with Titus Young's sucker punch of Louis Delmas during OTAs. Detroit made their first playoff appearance since 1999 last season, but the off-field issues have muddied their reputation. Ndamukong Suh, who has drawn negative attention to the Lions in his own way over the years, is calling for the team to hold each other accountable. "Everybody has to be accountable for themselves, and obviously we as teammates need to hold each other to a higher standard," Suh said. "And that's being addressed, and some of our teammates will have to deal with repercussions from the league, and I think they'll handle that the right way and move forward and not let it truly affect us during the season."

Lions defensive tackle Corey Williams was in court Wednesday to face a DWI charge, according to a report. Williams was pulled over around 11:30 p.m. on June 18, 2011, by Arkansas police for crossing the center line. "Corey did not report this incident to us when it happened due to the prohibition of contact during last year's work stoppage," the Lions said in a statement published by the Detroit Free-Press. "We are aware of today's reports. We are in the process of gathering more information and will have further comment when appropriate."

Cliff Avril says he does not plan to report when Detroit opens training camp next week. The Lions tagged Avril as their franchise player in March, but the sides could not come to terms on a long-term deal before Monday's deadline. If Avril, who has yet to sign the franchise tender, chooses to play this season, it must be under a one-year, $10.6 million contract.

The deadline for franchised players to sign multiyear contracts has passed and three of those players remain unsigned. Chiefs wide receiver Dwayne Bowe, Lions defensive end Cliff Avril and 49ers safety Dashon Goldson haven't signed their franchise tenders. The trio are all expected to sign their one-year franchise tenders eventually, but all of them may decide to take their time, possibly skipping training camp and waiting until just before the start of the regular season. Six more franchise players have signed their one-year tender offers and will play out the 2012 season for the franchise salary: Falcons cornerback Brent Grimes, Patriots receiver Wes Welker, Redskins tight end Fred Davis, Bengals kicker Mike Nugent, Browns kicker Phil Dawson and Cowboys linebacker Anthony Spencer.

Cliff Avril isn't angry at the Lions after both sides ended negotiations on a multiyear contract. "I'm not mad," he said. "Business is business. You can't take it personal." Avril will stay in Detroit as a franchise-tagged defensive end for at least one more season with a $10.6 million contract.