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After holding a walkthrough on Wednesday, the Detroit Lions (5-2) returned to the practice field on Thursday as they prepare to take on the Miami Dolphins (1-6). While Wednesday’s report was just estimates from the coaching staff, Thursday’s practice mirrored…

The Detroit Lions released their Thursday injury report ahead of their Week 9 matchup against the Miami Dolphins. Wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown participated in a limited capacity due to a rib injury, though expectations are that he remains on track to play. Meanwhile, safety Brian Branch was upgraded to a full participant as he progresses through the NFL's concussion protocol.
Several Lions players missed practice entirely, including center Cade Mays, edge rusher DJ Wonnum, linebacker Jack Campbell, and cornerback D.J. Reed. Detroit coach Dan Campbell noted the team is preparing to start Juice Scruggs at center if Mays cannot play. For Miami, running back Jaylen Wright was among several limited participants, while quarterback Malik Willis practiced fully.
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