Detroit Lions Rule Out Kerby Joseph, Two Others Ahead of Munich Game
The Detroit Lions have officially ruled out safety Kerby Joseph, center Cade Mays, and cornerback D.J. Reed for their upcoming Week 10 matchup in Munich, Germany.
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Key points
- Lions rule out Kerby Joseph, Cade Mays, and D.J. Reed for Week 10.
- Team travels to Munich, Germany without the three injured players.
- Kerby Joseph remains on the PUP list despite returning to full practice.
The Detroit Lions announced that safety Kerby Joseph, center Cade Mays, and cornerback D.J. Reed will not travel internationally and have been ruled out for the Week 10 contest against the Patriots in Munich, Germany.
Joseph had shown progress by logging a limited practice session on Wednesday followed by a full workout on Thursday. However, the team decided to hold off on activating the 25-year-old safety from the physically unable to perform list as he continues to recover from a knee injury. Joseph signed a lucrative four-year, $86 million extension in 2025 and has tallied 18 tackles and three interceptions across six games this season.
Meanwhile, Mays and Reed were sidelined for both practice sessions due to hip and ankle injuries, respectively, and stayed behind as the squad departed for Europe.
What to watch next: How the Lions' secondary and offensive line adjust to missing key depth pieces during their international showcase in Munich.
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