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Detroit Lions cornerback Ennis Rakestraw's injury and subsequent placement on injured reserve create opportunities for other players in the team's secondary, prompting potential roster adjustments and strategic shifts, especially given the versatility of current players like Rock Ya-Sin and Amik Robertson.
Detroit Lions cornerback Ennis Rakestraw will miss the entire season after undergoing shoulder surgery due to an injury sustained in training camp, leading to his placement on injured reserve.
The Detroit Lions placed cornerback Ennis Rakestraw on injured reserve due to a significant shoulder injury that requires surgery, ending his 2025 season and leaving the team with limited depth at the outside cornerback position.
Ennis Rakestraw of the Detroit Lions suffered a chest injury during Day 1 of training camp but is believed to have only a chest contusion with a positive outlook, though the exact recovery timeline is still unknown.
Ennis Rakestraw, a cornerback for the Detroit Lions, left training camp early with a chest injury, raising concerns about his availability for the upcoming season. The injury occurred during practice, and Rakestraw's status remains uncertain pending further updates from the team. Veteran Rock Ya-Sin has stepped in as a replacement, providing depth for the Lions' secondary.
During the Lions' first training camp practice, cornerback Ennis Rakestraw was injured and is being evaluated for a chest injury, adding to the team's concerns after defensive tackle Levi Onwuzurike's season-ending torn ACL.
The Detroit Lions have ruled out first-round draft pick Terrion Arnold due to a groin injury and placed second-round pick Ennis Rakestraw on injured reserve with a hamstring injury, sidelining him for at least three more games. In response, the Lions activated cornerback Emmanuel Moseley from injured reserve and elevated linebacker David Long from the practice squad.
Detroit Lions rookie cornerback Ennis Rakestraw has been ruled out for Week 12 against the Indianapolis Colts due to a hamstring injury, which he sustained after being a full participant in practice until Friday. This injury is a recurrence of previous issues Rakestraw faced in college and earlier this year. While Rakestraw primarily contributes on special teams, his absence is concerning given starter Carlton Davis is also injured.
NFL Draft analysts Daniel Jeremiah and Matt Miller identify several prospects who fit the Detroit Lions' culture, including Missouri cornerback Ennis Rakestraw and West Virginia Center Zach Frazier. They discuss the possibility of the Lions trading up for Rakestraw or other prospects, emphasizing the importance of finding players who align with the team's vision and mentality. General manager Brad Holmes' previous draft success has established a roster that allows the Lions the freedom to pick the best player for Detroit, regardless of draft position.