Starting Lions CB limited at practice ahead of Bills' game
On Tuesday, Sept. 15, the Detroit Lions added cornerback D.J. Reed to the practice report.
DETROIT — The Detroit Lions announced on Tuesday, September 15, that cornerback D.J. Reed will practice with a limited workload due to a foot injury. Reed's inclusion was the sole alteration from the practice report posted on Monday, as right tackle Blake Miller (knee) and left guard Christian Mahogany (hip) continued to be non-participants.
Center Juice Scruggs (knee) was limited for the second consecutive day. Defensive back Christian Izien (groin) participated fully and appears set to play in Thursday's game against the Buffalo Bills.
Reed, now in his second season with the Lions, logged nearly 90 snaps during the team's season-opening victory over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. He only entered the game for one play and registered four receptions for 115 yards on eight targets according to Pro Football Focus. Reed contributed two tackles in run support, including one successful run stop. He is lined up to start opposite veteran Rock Ya-Sin.
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