The Detroit Lions have started the 21-day practice clock's on two returning players. Defensive end Josh Paschal, who has missed the first half of the 2025 season dealing with a back injury, and rookie offensive lineman Miles Frazier were spotted at the team's Allen Park Performance Center, during the viewing portion open to the media.

If Penei Sewell and Taylor Decker can't play Sunday, Devin Cochran and Mason Miller could start in their place for the Detroit Lions.

Jack Conley, Chris Hubbard, and Netane Muti join Detroit's practice squad as Mahogany, Decker, and Sewell deal with injuries after Vikings loss.

His injury was under wraps for most of the season, until Lions coach Dan Campbell revealed a few weeks ago that he'd been dealing with a back injury. Paschal told The Detroit News that he actually sustained the injury toward the back half of the 2024 season, and it lingered until May, when he underwent surgery.

Penei Sewell did not practice Wednesday because of a shoulder injury but said he plans to play this weekend vs. the Commanders.

The Detroit Lions (5-3) came out of their bye week lagging and were punished for it with an upset loss at the hands of the Minnesota Vikings. Now the Lions head on the road to face the Washington Commanders (3-6) amid a four-game losing streak and an injury report that just keeps getting longer.

Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy took a hit from Lions linebacker Jack Campbell that could be subject to an NFL fine.

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