SAD NEWS;Prior to the Broncos game, the Detroit name five players on the final injury report./cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/72705490/1707294321.0.jpg?w=640&ssl=1)
DETROIT: Prior to their matchup with the Denver Broncos, the Detroit Lions had five players listed as injured.
The offensive line may reunite on Saturday since both Frank Ragnow and Taylor Decker gave their full practice participation.
Another active participant was Benito Jones, who said he would be available for the Broncos game.
Josh Reynolds, a wide receiver, participated in practice on Wednesday and Thursday to a limited extent.
Hendon Hooker, a rookie quarterback, is back in the lineup despite still being within the 21-day practice window due to a knee ailment.
The complete injury report from Friday’s practice is as follows:
Taylor Decker, a left tackle (back), is dubious.
Center Frank Ragnow: dubious (knee, back, and toe).
Josh Reynolds, a wide receiver, has a problematic back.
Benito Jones, a defensive lineman
In time for the playoffs, the Detroit Lions may add some players to their roster.
Lions head coach Dan Campbell announced on Monday that the team will begin practicing this week in preparation for fullback Jason Cabinda and safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson’s return from injured reserve.
When his 21-day practice window ends on Wednesday, rookie quarterback Hendon Hooker will probably be added to the roster as well, according to Campbell.