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The Detroit Lions will be without Theo Riddick for the rest of the season, and they will be without some key players among the offensive line against the Green Bay Packers.
The Lions will continue to be without their starting center, Travis Swanson, who is still recovering from a concussion. Rookie Graham Glasgow will make his third consecutive start at center, while Laken Tomlinson is expected to start at left guard.
The Lions also had an injury scare on Saturday, when starting right tackle Riley Reiff was added to the injury report with a hip injury. It appears it was bad enough to hold him out of Sunday’s game. Corey Robinson is expected to take his place at right tacke.
The only good news for the Lions is that Darius Slay, who missed last week with a hamstring injury in in. Slay—who is celebrating a birthday on Sunday—was limited in practice all week, but he is active and will play against the Packers.
Additionally, the Lions made Jace Billingsley inactive, despite promoting him from the practice squad on Saturday.
For the Packers, Randall Cobb is out for a second consecutive week. Here are the full inactives for Lions-Packers.
Lions inactives
C Travis Swanson
T Riley Reiff
FB Michael Burton
WR Jace Billingsley
CB Alex Carter
QB Jake Rudock
LB Antwione Williams
Packers inactives
QB Joe Callahan
WR Randall Cobb
CB Josh Hawkins
RB James Starks
T Kyle Murphy
C JC Tretter
LB Jayrone Elliott