The Detroit Lions have officially turned the page to Week 10, but the team’s first injury report of the week could bring more questions than answers heading into Sunday’s matchup against the Washington Commanders.
Coming off a tough loss to the Minnesota Vikings, the Lions are already dealing with several key injuries, particularly along the offensive line, and all eyes will be on who practices this week and who doesn’t.
Detroit Lions Initial Week 10 Injury Report
Just moments ago, the Lions released their first injury report of the week, and as you can see below, there are some concerns.
| Player | Position | Injury | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Game status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kerby Joseph | S | knee | NP | |||
| Taylor Decker | T | shoulder | NP | |||
| Pat O’Connor | DL | knee | NP | |||
| Penei Sewell | T | shoulder | NP | |||
| Dan Skipper | T | back | NP | |||
| Miles Frazier | OL | knee | LP | |||
| Josh Paschal | EDGE | back | LP | |||
| Craig Reynolds | RB | hamstring | LP | |||
| Malcolm Rodriguez | LB | knee | LP | |||
| Jacob Saylors | RB | back | LP | |||
| Grant Stuard | LB | foot | LP | |||
| Terrion Arnold | CB | shoulder | FP | |||
| Ty Summers | LB | hand | FP | |||
| Daniel Thomas | S | forearm | FP |
Bottom Line
The biggest storyline centers around Christian Mahogany, who was carted off in Week 9 with a broken bone in his leg. Head coach Dan Campbell has already confirmed that the rookie guard will miss significant time. Beyond that, both Taylor Decker and Penei Sewell have been battling lingering issues, while Tate Ratledge briefly exited Sunday’s game with a shoulder concern.
Defensively, the Lions are still waiting for key players like D.J. Reed, Kerby Joseph, and Marcus Davenport to return to action. The hope is that one or more could be trending in the right direction this week.
With Detroit sitting at 5–3 and aiming to keep pace in the NFC playoff race, the team can’t afford to lose momentum — especially against a struggling Washington squad. The Lions have shown resilience through adversity all season, but if multiple starters are limited or sidelined, it could test their depth more than ever.
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