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I was wondering exactly that myself, and found some info here > https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/general/full-list-of-detroit-lions-injuries-latest-news-about-potential-returns/ar-AA1vyosO?ocid=BingNewsSerp In summary - it looks like quite a few of the injured players on their D Line may well return for Sunday. More detail below. OT Taylor Decker (knee) Despite his insistence immediately after the Colts game that the knee and ankle injuries weren’t serious enough to hold him out, Decker has now missed two consecutive games with the injury. That said, it certainly sounds like Decker may return to the lineup this week. “I’m feeling better about Decker,” Campbell said. DT Levi Onwuzurike (hamstring) Onwuzurike suffered a hamstring injury late against the Bears and has not returned to the field since. He was considered a long-shot against the Packers, but it sounds like he has a chance of playing against the Bills this week. “There’s a chance Levi could be back,” Campbell said. DT DJ Reader (shoulder) Reader played through a shoulder injury against the Bears on Thanksgiving, but did not play against the Packers. It’s unclear where he’s at right now, although his injury was not considered serious at the time. DT Alim McNeill (concussion) In the first half of last week’s game, McNeill left the field to be evaluated for a concussion. After a trip to the locker room, he returned to the field, only to be pulled from the game for the entire second half due to a “head” injury. On Monday, Campbell confirmed McNeill is in concussion protocol, but seemed optimistic he could return soon. “Mac’s gotta pass concussion protocol and everything. He did not take a step back, so as long as he can clear, that sounds positive,” Campbell said. EDGE Josh Paschal (knee) Campbell did not have an update on Paschal to start the week, but it’s worth noting that for last Thursday’s game against the Packers, Campbell said Paschal had a better shot of playing than Onwuzurike. “I think Paschal has got a better shot than Levi,” Campbell said on November 30. “[...] I don’t know, I’m not real optimistic about either one of them playing (against the Packers), but I guess Paschal’s got a better shot.” So either Paschal, too, has a good shot of playing this week, or it’s possible he had a setback.

Go Bills! LFG

No. I'm not taking the bait on ths one!

"I'll miss 2 weeks max, probably less", said Coleman at the opening of his new horribly decorated restaurant.

I think that's correct ... except for playoff games of course. Unfortunately.

News just in... McDermott to vote in favour of proposed NFL rule change to move XP attempts back to the 45 yard line.

I'm delighted for Bass, that's a great story to end a close game with a win. Encouraged to see McDermott have the balls to go for it AND the faith in Bass to make it. That kick was good from 65 at least. Let's hope this builds Bass' confidence significantly and reduces the errors. GoBills!

So those were tears of happiness Geno was crying?! Now I understand, thanks PFF 👍

This is great news, well deserved Keon. I'm slow pleased for him.

Not a trade, true... But a hefty investment with regards cap space none the less. If there is already warning signs regarding future availability (the foot injury reports) then I'm taking the cautious approach on this one.

Garrett is a beast of a DE, but with the draft capital required and the cap hit in subsequent years this would be a no for me. There's very likely more life in Garrett than Miller when we signed him, but I'd like to think Beane learnt some lessons from the Miller trade (correction: contract) that will/should give him some pause with this one.

Whereas a lot of fans had the exact opposite experience to you in those few seconds.

Here's to another 100 and more. We are blessed to be watching a QB of this calibre every week. Important to savour it.

"Next time you're not sure of a playcall Amari, just give me a nod and I'll false start again. No problem"

I didn't say he excelled at it!