Category Detroit Lions Injuries

Lions fans blame Dan Campbell's violent training camps for injuries, but this year's camp is the least physical of his era and injuries happen across the NFL.

Lions lose new starting center Cade Mays to a fractured wrist for 8-10 weeks, thrusting Rimington winner Seth McLaughlin into the spotlight before the season even starts.

The Lions' training camp injury list is growing fast with both starting safeties sidelined and several key depth pieces banged up heading into August.

Dan Campbell delivered reassuring news on Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph's injuries, with both safeties potentially returning sooner than expected and the Lions taking a smart, patient approach to their recovery.

The NFC North quarterback situations are a mess while the Lions wait on Kerby Joseph and Brian Branch to get healthy from the PUP list before Week 1.

Lions fans panic every year when players hit the PUP list, but history shows nearly all return to contribute as Kerby Joseph's placement means little for his season.

Three Lions including Kerby Joseph land on the PUP list as training camp opens, but the move is procedural and all three players can return to practice once cleared by the team.

Detroit Lions fans face real anxiety over Kerby Joseph's mysterious knee injury, cornerback depth issues, offensive line questions, and a brutal two-year injury pattern that won't quit.

D.J. Reed says he's got his speed back after using stem cell treatment in Panama on Fred Warner's advice to recover from his hamstring injury that cost him his explosiveness.

The Detroit Lions wrapped up OTAs with a lengthy injury report including absent quarterbacks, sidelined cornerbacks, and questions about whether summer optimism is justified or just Stockholm syndrome.