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Lions Get Tough Sign on Key Defensive Back
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Safety Kerby Joseph missed practice on Thursday, the second straight day that the starting safety was not able to practice.
Joseph has been dealing with an injured knee and could be at risk of missing this week’s game, forcing the Lions to rely on their secondary depth.
If Joseph is not able to play this week, the Lions have a veteran backup ready to fill in.
Lions Dealing With More InjuriesWhile the Lions have not yet indicated whether Joseph could miss this week’s game, the team already ruled out one cornerback and could lose another.
The Lions did bring in some reinforcements, signing safety Loren Strickland and linebacker Ty Summers from the practice squad.