Lions, Packers injury updates, inactives Week 13: Terrion Arnold WILL PLAY

The Detroit Lions have released their inactives ahead of their Week 13 matchup with the Green Bay Packers.

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The Detroit Lions (7-4) and Green Bay Packers (7-3-1) have declared their inactives ahead of their Week 13 matchup at Ford Field on Thanksgiving Day.

It appears that Lions corner Terrion Arnold has cleared the NFL’s concussion protocol and is eligible ot play in this game. How much he will play is still to be determined, as the Lions have been slow to return players from injury this season. It wouldn’t be surprising to see Amik Robertson and D.J. Reed get the starts, with Arnold playing in subpackages—taking

an outside role with Robertson pushing inside.

Meanwhile, the Packers will be without starters WR Matthew Golden, LB Quay Walker, and CB Nate Hobbs, all of whom were listed as questionable entering this game.

If you missed any of the team’s roster transactions this week or need a refresher on our updated depth chart, with position-by-position rankings as well as a visual overview, we’ve got you covered. We also delivered a plethora of game previews leading up to this game, including breaking down the Packers’ offensive and defensive schemes, Erik’s Honolulu Blueprint: keys to victory, Jeremy’s On Paper preview, Al’s best statistical matchups, a bold prediction for the game from Brandon, Ryan explores 5 questions with an Packers writer, and our POD staff pick-em predictions.

With two players elevated for this game, the Lions’ roster sits at 55 players on the game-day roster, and with 48 eligible to play, Detroit needs to declare seven players inactive for today’s matchup.