The Detroit Lions suffered their first serious injuries of the summer during Tuesday’s practice session. Defensive lineman John Cominsky and offensive lineman Netane Muti each went down during the practice with injuries that required them to leave practice. It’s not good news for either Muti or Cominsky, Lions head coach Dan Campbell confirmed. “Both of
We’re on to Day 7 of Detroit Lions training camp, as the team prepares to take the field on a balmy Wednesday morning. Tuesday’s practice was a tough one for the team. John Cominsky suffered a knee injury that will reportedly hold him out for five or six months, Netane Muti went down with a…
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–The above photo is a good look at how the fan reaction to Jameson Williams is turning. Williams got loud cheers every time he touched the ball, including a jet sweep where he could have raced to Canada untouched. –Malcolm Rodriguez had a very nice all-around practice, including a sack where he timed his B-gap
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Detroit Lions defensive end John Cominsky was carted off the practice field Tuesday after tearing the MCL in his right knee, according to multiple media reports. Cominsky was rolled up on during a running play in the team’s second practice with pads at training camp. He is expected to be out indefinitely following surgery, with
The Detroit Lions suffered a hard loss on Tuesday when veteran edge rusher John Cominsky got rolled up on at training camp and had to be carted off the field. The prognosis is that Cominsky has a torn MCL and will be out for the season. The Lions are already at 89 players on their
As the Lions’ run of extensions continues with Taylor Decker — and potentially Alim McNeill — they will be without one of their defensive line regulars for an extended stretch. John Cominsky‘s injury at practice Tuesday may sideline him for the entire regular season. A cart transported Cominsky off the practice field, and ESPN.com’s Adam Schefter reports the
Schefter says there’s a glimmer of hope that Cominsky could rehab and be back for the playoffs if Detroit made the postseason. But either way, the team will be without his services for months. Cominsky was a key rotational player for the Lions’ defensive line. As far as what’s next, the Lions will place Cominsky
This is the stuff you hate to see at training camp. Detroit Lions‘ edge rusher John Cominsky got rolled up on at the Meijer Performance Center on Tuesday and had to be carted off the field by trainers. We now know what the prognosis is on that injury. Cominsky has a torn MCL and will
Back when Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell played in the NFL, training camp was a lot different. A tight end for the Giants, Cowboys and Lions from 1999 through 2008, Campbell played in an era when two-a-days were the industry standard for summer practices. The NFL and NFLPA agreed to do away with two-a-days
An unfortunate update on the health status of Lions defensive lineman John Cominsky. The veteran will miss significant time with a knee injury suffered during Tuesday’s practice at Detroit’s training camp. Cominsky had his right leg rolled up on from the side at the end of a run play after he had assisted in the
The Detroit Lions were back on the practice field on Tuesday and donned pads for the second time in training camp. With fans in attendance, the energy level was once again raised, but coach Dan Campbell noted ahead of practice that the team was working to stay under control and shore up some of their…
Relatively speaking, the Detroit Lions have dealt with relatively few injuries during the early days of training camp, and that’s the hope for every team around the league this time of year. A healthy team is a happy team with all the promise in tact for the upcoming season.