On the Indianapolis Colts’ final injury report ahead of Sunday’s Week 12 matchup with the Lions, Bernhard Raimann is out, and Tyquan Lewis is questionable.
But what about Detroit’s injury report? Following the team’s final practice on Friday, the Lions have three cornerbacks with injury designations–one of which has already been ruled out.
Here is what you need to know:
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CB Ennis Rakestraw (hamstring), Out: Rakestraw was a second-round pick by the Lions in this past April’s draft. He’s appeared in six games defensively this season, totaling 46 snaps. Rakestraw has played both from the slot and boundary, allowing three completions on five targets for 47 yards. He’s played 95 special teams snaps as well.
CB Terrion Arnold (groin), Questionable: Arnold was the Lions’ first-round pick in April. Arnold has been a starting boundary corner for Detroit, surrendering a completion rate of 63 percent on 59 targets and 11.7 yards per catch. He’s recorded four pass breakups and has a passer rating when targeted of 101.8.
CB Emmanuel Moseley (pec), Questionable: Moseley suffered a torn pec during training camp and has been on injured reserve all season. According to SI, Dan Campbell said he hopes to have Moseley activated for Sunday’s game. Moseley played only three snaps with the Lions in 2023, with his season cut short due to an ACL injury.