Dan Campbell gives Detroit injury updates
The Detroit Lions pulled off a comeback victory Sunday against the NFC North rival Chicago Bears, but the win wasn’t without injury.
Starting center Frank Ragnow was seen in a walking boot on his left foot following the game, while wide receiver Trinity Benson was on crutches. These two are additions to an offense that has already been depleted with injuries.
Head coach Dan Campbell provided updates on both Ragnow and Benson along with previously injured wideouts DJ Chark and Josh Reynolds.
Reynolds has missed each of the last two games, while Chark has been out since Week 3 and is currently on injured reserve.
“I don’t know, we’ll see where they’re at,” Campbell said. “Frank, I don’t know about Frank. I didn’t even know he had a boot on last night. So we’ll see.”
As for the wide receivers, Campbell was vague as far as playing status for the team’s upcoming games. He considered Benson day-to-day, while Chark and Reynolds continue to improve.
“I know Chark’s a little bit better, I know Reynolds is a little bit better,” Campbell noted. “But that’s just that, a little bit better. We’ll know a lot more tomorrow and then getting ready for (the New York Giants).”
Stacking NFL wins
Campbell and his coaching staff are not changing their approaches as the Lions continue to build on their current two-game win streak.
As the team keeps growing and discovering the winning formula, Detroit will maintain the same course it’s been on as a staff.
“We’re not changing anything