Detroit Lions' Week 6 Wednesday Injury Report

The Detroit Lions could be without one of their starting offensive lineman when they take the field against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Jonah Jackson, who was seen wearing a walking boot after the Lions defeated the Panthers, was not observed at the portion of practice open to the media Wednesday.

Graham Glasgow, who has been filling in for the injured Halapoulivaati Vaitai, has performed well, earning consistently solid Pro Football Focus grades weekly. He currently has an overall offensive grade of 83.3, plus a run-blocking grade of 83.5.

If Jackson can not suit up, rookie Colby Sorsdal could be called upon for an increased role.

The Buccaneers' rush defense has been solid through the first five weeks of the season, except against the Philadelphia Eagles. The Philadelphia-based NFC powerhouse was able to rack up 201 yards rushing back in Week 3.

Detroit has been able to rush the football effectively to start the season, as running back David Montgomery has acclimated exceptionally well to his new team.

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According to the Buccaneers' team website, "After a surprising downturn in 2022, the Buccaneers' rush defense is back in the top 10, where it lived for the entirety of the previous three seasons. The Eagles and their second-ranked ground game did slash the Buccaneers for 201 yards in Week 3, but otherwise, Tampa Bay has held each of its opponents to 79 rushing yards or fewer. That included a masterful performance against Alvin Kamara and the Saints in Week 4.

(Vita) Vea is making his presence felt at the point of attack, linebackers Lavonte David and Devin White are filling the gaps with precision and safety Antoine Winfield Jr. has been a force around the line of scrimmage, as well."

Lions' Week 6 Wednesday injury report

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— Tim Twentyman (@ttwentyman) October 11, 2023