Lions at Saints practice report: Dec. 1

Dec 01, 2016 at 07:54 AM

Detroit Lions

Pos.	Name	Injury	WEDNESDAY	THURSDAY
DE	Ezekiel Ansah	ankle	LP	LP
S	Don Carey	hamstring	LP	LP
WR	Marvin Jones Jr.	thigh	LP	LP
LB	DeAndre Levy	knee	LP	LP
RB	Theo Riddick	ankle	LP	LP
LB	Tahir Whitehead	knee	LP	LP

New Orleans Saints

Pos.	Name	Injury	WEDNESDAY	THURSDAY
T	Terron Armstead	knee/quad	NP	NP
RB	Mark Ingram	toe	NP	NP
RB	Daniel Lasco	hamstring	NP	NP
G	Senio Kelemete	hip	LP	LP
TE	John Phillips	ankle	LP	LP
T	Zach Strief	knee	LP	LP

NP = Did not participate in practice
LP = Limited participation in practice
FP = Full participation
NL = Not listed

Full Participation = 100% of a player's normal repetitions
Limited Participation = Less than 100% of a players normal repetitions

Out = Will not play
Doubtful = Unlikely to play
Questionable = Uncertain if a player will play

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