The Detroit Lions made the decision to part ways with safety Brandon Joseph prior to the Week 16 game against the Chicago Bears, which came hours after Joseph was arrested.
The Detroit Lions have activated safety Ifeatu Melifonwu off the injured reserve and waived safety Brandon Joseph following his arrest early Saturday morning.
The Detroit Lions announced a slew of roster moves on Saturday afternoon. The headliner was safety Ifeatu Melifonwu being activated from IR, and a co-headliner was running back David Montgomery not being placed on IR.
A little over 24 hours ago, safety Brandon Joseph was getting ready for the Detroit Lions to take on the rival Chicago Bears this Sunday. But after an arrest early this morning, he won't be suiting up against the Bears - or any other team for that matter.
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Brandon Joseph was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence early Saturday morning. The second-year safety is no longer with the Lions as a result.
Former Detroit Lions safety Brandon Joseph was placed in police custody on Saturday and has been released. A Dearborn Heights police department spokesperson confirmed to Lions OnSI that Joseph was placed in police custody Saturday morning and that he has since been released.
The Detroit Lions handled their business Monday night, improving to 3-1 with a victory over Seattle. It was an offensive explosion for Ben Johnson's group, while the defense bent but didn't break to keep Seattle at bay throughout.
Former Notre Dame safety Brandon Joseph is doing whatever he can to make the Detroit Lions 53-man roster this year. Joseph, who played at Notre Dame for the 2022 season, spent last year mostly on the Lions practice squad, but played two regular season games.
The Detroit Lions' safeties unit has the potential to have a breakout 2024 NFL season. With Ifeatu Melifonwu and Kerby Joseph continuing their development, Aaron Glenn's secondary has young talent at the top of the depth chart.
These two second-year Lions players are seizing opportunities and working toward securing expanded roles in 2024. With every season that passes, the Detroit Lions roster adds more and more depth, making it a real bloodbath competition for the final few spots on the roster.
The Detroit Lions went out and completely overhauled their secondary this offseason. A basically brand new cornerback room is joining the team and then there's going to be some movement at safety that's expected off of that.
Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph had an offseason procedure that will sideline him until training camp. The way Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph was bouncing around the stage on uniform reveal night, you’d never know that he was recovering from offseason surgery.