The Detroit Lions and Baltimore Ravens enter their Week 3 Monday Night Football clash at M&T Bank Stadium with matching 1-1 records and high stakes. Detroit rebounded from a Week 1 loss to Green Bay with a dominant 52-21 win over Chicago, led by Jared Goff’s five touchdown passes and Amon-Ra St. Brown’s 115-yard, three- touchdown performance. Baltimore, meanwhile, bounced back from a late collapse against Buffalo in Week 1 by dismantling Cleveland 41-17, with Lamar Jackson throwing three TDs and rushing for another.<\/p>
Historically, Baltimore holds a 6-1 record against the Lions, including a 38-6 win in their last home meeting. The Lions’ defense allowed 177 rushing yards to Chicago but held Green Bay to just 46 the week prior, while the Ravens’ run game fluctuated from 169 yards for Derrick Henry to just 23 in Week 2. With both teams seeking early-season momentum, this matchup carries significant playoff implications.<\/p>
Below is the injury report for the Detroit Lions<\/a> for Week 3 action against the Baltimore Ravens.<\/a><\/p>Player<\/th> Position<\/th> Injury<\/th> Status<\/th><\/tr><\/thead> Marcus Davenport<\/td> DE<\/td> Chest<\/td> Out<\/td><\/tr> Jack Campbell <\/td> LB<\/td> Ankle<\/td> Questionable<\/td><\/tr> Taylor Decker<\/td> OT<\/td> Shoulder\/Rest<\/td> Questionable<\/td><\/tr> Kerby Joseph <\/td> SAF<\/td> Knee<\/td> Questionable<\/td><\/tr> D.J. Reed <\/td> CB<\/td> Knee<\/td> Questionable<\/td><\/tr> Trevor Nowaske<\/td> LB<\/td> Elbow<\/td> Not listed <\/td><\/tr> Sione Vaki<\/td> RB<\/td> Hamstring<\/td> Not listed<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>