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Lions vs Packers Injury Report – Penei Sewell, Terrion Arnold Questionable for the Lions, Jayden Reed and Lukas Van Ness Out for the Packers

Devavrat Kulkarni

Both teams will have to contend with key players out of this Week 13 matchup!

The Detroit Lions take on the Green Bay Packers today in the first game of the triple-header Thanksgiving Day games. The short week turnaround has both teams struggling with injury concerns, and more so now with the grueling regular season entering Week 13. 

With just a little over a month left before the playoffs, it is time to put the hammer down and start peaking at the right time for the playoff-bound teams. Speaking of the postseason, today’s early afternoon game between the Lions and the Packers is an extremely important one for both teams, currently in a three-way divisional battle with the Chicago Bears. 

Both the NFC North and the NFC West have 3 teams each pushing for the available spots in the postseason, so each game will be crucial going forward. Focusing on the game at hand, let us take a look at the latest Lions vs Packers injury report ahead of the kickoff later today.

Detroit Lions Injury Report for Game versus Green Bay Packers

The Detroit Lions have listed as many as 15 players on the injury report ahead of their Week 13 tie, with multiple players questionable for the game and 5 players already out. Graham Glasgow, Kerby Joseph, Joshua Paschal, Khalif Raymond, and Brock Wright will all sit out of today’s game due to various injuries. 

PlayerPositionInjuryPractice statusGame Status
Graham GlasgowOLKneeDNPOut
Kerby JosephSKneeDNPOut
Joshua PaschalEdgeBackDNPOut
Khalif RaymondWRAnkleDNPOut
Brock WrightTENeckDNPOut
Terrion ArnoldCBConcussionLPQuestionable
Marcus DavenportEdgeShoulderFPQuestionable
Taylor DeckerTShoulderLPQuestionable
Miles FrazierOLKneeFPQuestionable
Tate RatledgeOLKneeLPQuestionable
Penei SewellTAnkle LPQuestionable
Isaac TeSlaaWRHandLPQuestionable
Sione VakiRBAnkle/ThumbLPQuestionable
Brian BranchDBToe/AnkleFP
Jacob SaylorsRBBack/ShoulderLP
*Note: DNP – Did not practice, LP – Limited participant, FP – Full participant

Green Bay Packers Injury Report for Game versus Detroit Lions

Things on the Packers roster are more or less the same, with Green Bay also listing 16 players on their injury report. Karl Brooks, Jayden Reed, Lukas Van Ness, and Savion Williams are all out of the game against the Lions, while multiple others are questionable as per the latest status. 

PlayerPositionInjuryPractice statusGame Status
Karl BrooksDLAnkle DNPOut
Javon BullardSAnkle FP
Edgerrin CooperLBFoot / ShoulderFP
Romeo DoubsWRWristFP
Matthew GoldenWRWristLPQuestionable
Nate HobbsCBKneeLPQuestionable
Josh JacobsRBKneeLP
Jordan LoveQBLeft ShoulderFP
Keisean NixonCBNeckLPQuestionable
Jayden ReedWRFoot / ShoulderLPOut
Zach TomOLBackLP
Lukas Van NessDLFootDNPOut
Quay WalkerLBNeckLPQuestionable
Christian WatsonWRKneeFP
Dontayvion WicksWRCalfFP
Savion WilliamsWRFootDNPOut
*Note: DNP – Did not practice, LP – Limited participant, FP – Full participant

As we head to the final stretch of the regular season, injuries could end up playing a major role for teams and their preparations for the postseason. It will be essential to keep an eye out for any alarming injuries today, as that might have a huge impact going forward. 

Today’s game between the Lions and the Packers is a classic long-time rivalry. So, expect to see a tightly contested game, especially since there is a lot riding on the outcome for both teams. 

Mandatory Credit: Imagn Images

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