This Thursday Injury Report provides an overview of the Detroit Lions’ Week 11 injury report.
On Thursday, the Detroit Lions returned to practice ahead of their divisional matchup with the Chicago Bears, with Frank Ragnow added to the non-participation list due to a back and toe injury. Kalif Raymond, on the other hand, was included on the injury report and has been a key contributor to the passing game. Dave Fipp, the team’s special teams coordinator, discussed the potential backup plans in the event of Raymond’s absence. “If Donovan Peoples-Jones was active, he would certainly be an option, and that is a need for us right now,”
Fipp said. “St. Brown has always been a great backup back there, and he’s had multiple games, and he’s been a great ball carrier for us. Those would be two. Khalil has some experience, and we have a number of backups, but those would be the top of the list.”
In the second week of his tenure with the Lions, Peoples-Jones has been fully active in each of the past two practices. Head Coach Dan Campbell has stated that he is not expecting the newcomer to make his debut until he is fully healthy and accustomed to the offense. Additionally, Isaiah Buggs, Jonah Jackson, Frank Ragnow, and Levi onwuzurike have all been listed as full participants for Week 11. The Lions’ injury report for Week 11 includes Isaiah Buggs with an illness (NP),
Jonah Jackson with a wrist/ankle (NP), Frank Ragnow with a toe/back/rest (NP), Levi Ojuzurike with a hip (FP), Kalif Raymond with an ankle (FP), and Donovan Peoples-Jones with a hand (FP) and rib (FP) respectively. All information is provided courtesy of ABS-SI LLC.
