Detroit Lions Injury Report 2025: Can Lions Stay Healthy?

Detroit Lions Injury Report 2025: Can Lions Stay Healthy This Season?

The Detroit Lions' 2024 season ended with a sour note, as a once-promising campaign ended with a Divisional Round loss to the Washington Commanders. Of course, much of this was due to injuries at critical positions. The Lions were already without their best pass rusher, Aidan Hutchinson. Additionally, they were without starting right guard Kevin Zeitler, defensive lineman Pat O'Connor, starting left tackle Taylor Decker, and cornerback Ennis Rakestraw Jr. Now, Detroit hopes for better injury luck this season.

As Week 14 approaches, the Lions have some serious injuries. They are already without tight end Sam LaPorta. Now, they might not have Amon-Ra St. Brown as he sustained an injury against the Packers on Thanksgiving.

This page will provide you with the most up-to-date injury reports, recovery timelines, and insights into how these and other player injuries could influence the Lions' performance as they aim to make a NFL post season push this season.

Latest Detroit Lions Injury Report: December 10, 2025

Below is the latest Detroit Lions injury report:

You will also see injury statuses on most Michigan sportsbooks.

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Detroit Lions Injury Report FAQ

The Lions usually release their official injury report three times per week during the regular season — on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday — ahead of Sunday games. For primetime or short-week games, the schedule may be a little different, as teams may wait until Saturday.

Questionable means a player has a 50/50 chance to play, Doubtful means a player is unlikely to play, and Out means a player will not be playing at all. There is also the IR tag, which means a player will not play for a minimum of four games.

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