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The Detroit Lions could have the services of two defensive players returning from injury, when the team next takes the field to play the New York Giants.
While the Detroit Lions’ offensive line struggles with injuries, the defense is actually getting healthier as the season progresses. According to Dan Campbell, the Lions will be getting back “some really good impact players” over the next few weeks.
The Detroit Lions are finally getting some health on their side as they hit one of the tougher stretches of their 2025 regular season schedule. With Terrion Arnold miraculously returning to practice a few weeks ago and D.J.
The Lions are designating linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez to return to practice, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz. Rodriguez, 26, started the regular season the physically unable to perform list as he worked his way back from an ACL tear suffered on Thanksgiving last year.
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Jordan Schultz reports the Lions are designating LB Malcolm Rodriguez to return from injured reserve. Rodriguez will have 21 days to return to practice and get activated to the 53-man roster, or he will revert to injured reserve for the remainder of the season.
The Detroit Lions are a team that will benefit greatly from their Week 8 bye, just due to the sheer number of injuries to key defensive players. Speaking with reporters on Tuesday afternoon, head coach Dan Campbell shared the team is hopeful to have defensive tackle Alim McNeill return from injury this week against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Malcolm Rodriguez will miss the start of the 2025 season, but when he returns, the Lions linebacker faces the most important football of his NFL career.
You're measured by the company that you keep, and that is certainly the case for the Detroit Lions' linebacker room. According to PFF, Detroit's linebacker
Lions HC Dan Campbell told reporters on Thursday he’s not expecting LB Malcolm Rodriguez to be ready to start the 2025 season, per Eric Woodyard. “Conservatively,
The Lions have officially placed linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez and defensive lineman Mekhi Wingo on injured reserve, per a team announcement. Head coach Dan Campbell announced that both players were out for the rest of the season, according to team reporter Tim Twentyman.
The most significant injury for the Detroit Lions coming out of Sunday's 52-14 domination of the Tennessee Titans was the left ankle injury linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez suffered early in the first quarter.
The Lions' rookie class includes defensive end Aidan Hutchinson, linebacker James Houston, defensive back Kerby Joseph and linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez.
While the 32nd-ranked Lions defense has been the metaphorical punching bag of the NFL this season, the team appears to have found a trio of solid building blocks for the future.