Detroit Lions Injury Updates After Offseason Workouts

The Detroit Lions have completed their offseason program, and now will be resting up for the start of training camp.

Detroit can start training camp earlier this year on account of playing in the Hall of Fame game, and rest was viewed as a priority for several players. For a team that was devastated by the sheer volume of injuries a season ago, coach Dan Campbell wants the team in tip-top shape for the upcoming season.

Here are health updates for several Lions players who are either coming off of injuries or had offseason procedures that limited their availability during OTAs.

WR Amon-Ra St. Brown

St. Brown revealed that his absence from OTAs was related to an offseason clean-up procedure that he had done on his knee. The USC product has been rehabbing and was working with trainers on the side during the most recent open practice. He does not anticipate missing time in training camp.

DT Alim McNeill

There were little updates on McNeill's status moving through OTAs, and the consensus opinion is that he will miss the start of the season while rehabbing a torn ACL.

DT Tyleik Williams

Williams has been participating in walkthroughs but hasn't done much in terms of team drills, according to Campbell's comments Thursday. He told reporters during rookie minicamp that being limited was for rest purposes after playing a long college season, though he did suffer a leg injury at his Pro Day.