Lions’ St. Brown says he’s looking forward to rematch with Commanders
St. Brown said that the Commanders game was circled on his calendar before the season, but now he feels the team is more into its weekly motions.
The Detroit Lions are still missing some key contributors on both sides of the ball in Week 10.
The Lions (5-3) are beating up the Washington Commanders (3-6) on Sunday, Nov. 9, at Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland.
This is a rematch of their NFC divisional round playoff meeting on Jan. 5 when the Commanders upset the Lions by winning 45-31 at Ford Field, ending Detroit’s Super Bowl aspirations.
The Lions have suffered some more injuries during this game, notably losing cornerback Terrion Arnold to a concussion.
Right tackle Penei Sewell and center Graham Glasgow exited briefly with injuries, but both returned to the game.
Follow Lions injury report updates from the Commanders game:
Lions live injury updates vs Commanders
The Lions have ruled cornerback Terrion Arnold out with a concussion. He exited the game earlier in the second quarter.
His exit hampers an already injury-riddled secondary, with starters Kerby Joseph and D.J. Reed both still recovering from injuries.
We have more injury news on the Lions’ offensive line.
Glasgow appeared hurt late in the second quarter exited the game. Trystan Colon replaced him at center. Glasgow returned to the game after being ruled questionable to return with a back injury.
Following an apparent injury on his left knee in the first quarter, Lions left tackle Penei Sewell re-appeared in the second quarter with a wrap on his left knee. The initial cause of the injury is unclear.
Lions right tackle Penei Sewell appeared injured midway through the first quarter, though he reportedly walked towards the blue tent under his own power. We await updates on his injury.
Sewell appeared hurt in the Lions’ previous game against the Vikings, though he returned to play in that game and avoided the injury list for today’s game.
Lions inactives vs Commanders
Six Lions players are featured on today’s inactives list.
S Erick Hallett.DL Quinton Jefferson.S Kerby Joseph.DL Pat O’Connor.RB Jacob Saylors.DL Mekhi Wingo.
Notably, both Decker and Sewell have been left off, making them available to play for a banged-up offensive line.
What channel is Lions vs Commanders?
Sunday’s Lions’ game will air nationally on Fox.
Kickoff: 4:25 p.m. ET.Channel: Fox.Streaming: Fox One, Fubo.Radio: WXYT-FM 97.1 (Detroit).
Additionally, this game can be streamed on the Fox One app and on Fubo, which carries Fox channels.
You can reach Christian at cromo@freepress.com.