Detroit Lions release latest Week 4 injury report for matchup vs. Seahawks

The Detroit Lions released their latest injury report for their Week 4 matchup against the Seahawks and as you can see, 5 players returned.

W.G. Brady
September 29, 2022

After losing a heartbreaker to the Minnesota Vikings last Sunday, the Detroit Lions will look to get back into the win column this coming Sunday when they host the Seattle Seahawks at Ford Field.

On Thursday, the Lions released their latest injury report for their matchup against the Seahawks, and as you can see, five players, including T.J. Hockenson and Frank Ragnow returned to practice.

Who is on the Detroit Lions Week 4 Injury Report

Via Detroit Lions:

Player	Position	Injury	Wednesday	Thursday
DJ Chark	WR	ankle	LP	NP
John Cominsky	DL	wrist	NP	NP
Jonah Jackson	G	finger	NP	NP
Austin Seibert	K	right groin	NP	NP
Amon-Ra St. Brown	WR	ankle	NP	NP
D’Andre Swift	RB	ankle/shoulder	NP	NP
Chris Board	LB	knee	NP	LP
T.J. Hockenson	TE	foot	NP	LP
Bobby Price	CB	shin	NP	LP
Frank Ragnow	C	foot	NP	LP
Josh Reynolds	WR	ankle	NP	LP

Nation, do you think the Detroit Lions will get in the win column by defeating the Seattle Seahawks at Ford Field?

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