Lions defensive tackle Corey Williams is participating in his first practice since undergoing knee surgery recently.
Williams had knee surgery on September 25 after injuring it this offseason. He was limited in practices prior to the surgery, and had been on the sidelines prior to today.
However, Williams was fully participating in the first 30 minutes of practice media members were allowed to watch on Thursday.
While Williams has returned, Lions safety Louis Delmas (knee), cornerback Bill Bentley (shoulder), cornerback Jacob Lacey (concussion) and defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch (non-injury related) are not participating in practice. Source: MLive.com Attached Thumbnails
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