The Detroit Lions are gearing up for Monday Night Football against the Baltimore Ravens, and the team’s Week 3 injury report brings both encouraging news and lingering concerns.
Marcus Davenport continues to be the biggest question mark. The veteran EDGE rusher has yet to practice this week while dealing with a chest injury. His absence is becoming more notable by the day, and his chances of suiting up Monday are shrinking fast.
The good news for Detroit: Taylor Decker looks on track to return. After sitting out Thursday with a shoulder issue, the Lions’ veteran left tackle was a full participant Friday. His availability would be huge for protecting quarterback Jared Goff against Baltimore’s defensive front.
Jack Campbell (ankle), Kerby Joseph (knee), and D.J. Reed (knee) were all limited for the second straight day. Their statuses remain worth monitoring as the weekend progresses.
Meanwhile, Trevor Nowaske (elbow) and Sione Vaki (hamstring) were full participants Friday, signaling they should be ready to go.
| Player | Position | Injury | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Game status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marcus Davenport | EDGE | chest | NP | NP | ||
| Jack Campbell | LB | ankle | NP | LP | ||
| Kerby Joseph | S | knee | LP | LP | ||
| D.J. Reed | CB | knee | LP | LP | ||
| Taylor Decker | T | shoulder | NP | FP | ||
| Trevor Nowaske | LB | elbow | FP | FP | ||
| Sione Vaki | RB | hamstring | FP | FP |
The Lions’ defense, in particular, could use all hands on deck against Lamar Jackson and an explosive Ravens offense averaging 40.5 points per game.
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