Lions vs. Steelers practice report: Oct. 25

Oct 25, 2017 at 09:14 AM

Detroit Lions

Pos.	Name	Injury	WEDNESDAY
T	Emmett Cleary	ankle	NP
T	Greg Robinson	ankle	NP
DE	Ezekiel Ansah	knee	LP
WR	Kenny Golladay	hamstring	LP
WR	Golden Tate	shoulder	LP
LB	Paul Worrilow	knee	LP
G	T.J. Lang	back	FP
S	Glover Quin	concussion	FP

Pittsburgh Steelers

Pos.	Name	Injury	WEDNESDAY
G	David DeCastro	not injury related	NP
T	Marcus Gilbert	hamstring	NP
TE	Vance McDonald	knee	NP
DE	Stephon Tuitt	back	NP
WR	JuJu Smith-Schuster	concussion	FP

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

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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