Lions defensive tackle Corey Williams is not participating in today's final practice before Monday's game against the Chicago Bears.
Williams, who is recovering from knee surgery, did not practice this past Wednesday, but was on the field Thursday and Friday. Detroit may have given Williams today off to rest, or he might not be ready to play.
In addition, Detroit Lions cornerback Jacob Lacey was not participating in the first 30 minutes of practice media members were allowed to watch, and it appears unlikely he will play against Chicago. Lacey is still recovering from a concussion injury he sustained against the Philadelphia Eagles and has not been cleared by doctors yet. Source: MLive.com Attached Thumbnails
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