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The Detroit Lions and Washington Commanders have announced their injury statuses ahead of their Week 10 game, with Lions safety Kerby Joseph out for the third consecutive game due to a knee injury, and several other players listed as questionable or probable, while the Commanders have key players like Terry McLaurin and Jayden Daniels ruled out, and others listed as questionable or healthy.
The Detroit Lions will start second-year tackle Giovanni Manu at left tackle due to veteran Taylor Decker's shoulder injury, while several players including Zach Cunningham and Khalil Dorsey are inactive for the game against the Bengals. Kerby Joseph is active and aims to reach a career milestone in interceptions.
The Detroit Lions secured a 24-14 victory over the Green Bay Packers, marking their fifth win in six games and their first six-game winning streak since 1995. Defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn's unit played a crucial role, limiting the Packers' offense despite injuries and challenging conditions. Kerby Joseph's pick-six was pivotal, and the Lions' offensive line dominated, paving the way for a strong running game and protecting quarterback Jared Goff. The Lions' defense and offensive line were key to their gritty win, embodying the team's resilience and toughness.
The Detroit Lions secured a 24-14 victory over the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field, maintaining their lead in the NFC North with a 7-1 record. Key plays included a Jared Goff touchdown pass to Amon-Ra St. Brown and a crucial interception return for a touchdown by Kerby Joseph. The Lions' defense excelled, holding the Packers to a 3-of-12 third-down conversion rate. Despite a late push by Green Bay, Detroit's mistake-free performance and effective fourth-down conversions ensured their win.
Lions' defensive back Kerby Joseph embraces the "villain" role after facing criticism for controversial hits on Rams tight end Tyler Higbee and Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson, both resulting in serious knee injuries. Despite being called "dirty as f--k" by Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, Joseph remains unfazed and insists he did not intend to hurt anyone. Lions' coach and defensive coordinator defended Joseph's play, emphasizing their aggressive style of football. Joseph, a third-round pick in the 2022 NFL draft, has 163 tackles and eight interceptions in his career and is set to face the Buccaneers in the divisional round.
Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn strongly defends safety Kerby Joseph against accusations of being a "dirty player" after a controversial hit on Rams tight end Tyler Higbee, emphasizing that Joseph plays football and will continue to do so despite criticism from others across the league. Glenn asserts that while player safety is important, injuries are an inherent risk in the game and players must continue to play despite the potential for harm.
Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph, criticized for low hits resulting in season-ending injuries, shrugged off the backlash, stating he's used to being the villain. Despite Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford's heated reaction, Joseph expressed uncertainty about Stafford's intentions and clarified that he wasn't celebrating the injuries. While defended by his coach and teammates, Joseph remains unfazed by social media criticism, emphasizing his focus on doing his job.
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford criticized Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph for a hit that caused teammate Tyler Higbee's torn ACL during the wild-card game, calling him "dirty as f---." Stafford confronted Joseph on the field, while social media outrage highlighted previous controversial hits by the safety. Despite defense from Lions head coach Dan Campbell and Joseph himself, the hit sparked debate over player safety and sportsmanship. The Lions ultimately won the game 24-23, advancing to the Divisional Round as the Rams' season came to an end.
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford accuses Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph of being a dirty player after a hit that injured tight end Tyler Higbee, while Joseph and his team defend his actions. The debate continues as another Lions safety blames Stafford for the play, and Joseph remains focused on playing and winning games despite the criticism.
Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford confronted safety Kerby Joseph, calling him "dirty" to his face after a hit on Los Angeles Rams tight end Tyler Higbee. Stafford referenced a similar hit on Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson and accused Joseph of being "dirty." Lions coach Dan Campbell defended Joseph's hit, emphasizing the importance of keeping the head up while tackling.
Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell defended safety Kerby Joseph's controversial low hit on Rams tight end Tyler Higbee, stating "That's how we play football here." The hit has sparked criticism and controversy, with Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford confronting Joseph and fans pointing out previous questionable hits by the young player. Joseph and Campbell both defended the play, emphasizing the need to keep eyes up and avoid hitting with the crown of the helmet. The Lions are set to face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the divisional round, where heightened scrutiny on their defensive play is expected.
Matthew Stafford criticized Kerby Joseph for a controversial low hit on Tyler Higbee, calling it "dirty as f--k" and referencing a similar incident with another player. Joseph defended himself, stating he had no intention to harm anyone. The Lions supported Joseph, while Rams' C.J. Gardner-Johnson suggested Stafford was partly responsible for the injury. Lions coach Dan Campbell backed Joseph, emphasizing their style of play. Higbee's injury may impact his readiness for the next season.
Los Angeles Rams tight end Tyler Higbee suffered a torn ACL from a low hit by Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph in their wild-card loss, marking Detroit’s first playoff win in over three decades. Higbee faces a challenge to be ready for the start of next season, and the extent of his recovery remains uncertain. Joseph defended himself, stating he had no intention to harm Higbee, while Lions linebacker Alex Anzalone supported the tackle, citing current league rules.
Detroit Lions defend safety Kerby Joseph's low hit on Rams tight end Tyler Higbee, stating that it aligns with NFL's tackling guidelines aimed at reducing concussions. Lions linebacker Alex Anzalone and safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson argue that the responsibility also lies with the quarterback to protect their players by avoiding risky throws. Joseph expressed remorse for the injury, emphasizing that it was unintentional.
Detroit Lions running back David Montgomery and safety Kerby Joseph missed the entire practice week and are unlikely to play against the Atlanta Falcons. Cornerback Emmanuel Moseley and right guard Halapolivaati Vaitai have already been ruled out for the game. The Lions are dealing with multiple injuries, including the absence of both starting safeties, two starting offensive linemen, and their top running back. Rookie running back Jahmyr Gibbs could see an increased role in Montgomery's absence. The Lions also have a short week ahead with a road game against the Green Bay Packers.