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Detroit Lions Hit With Concerning Injury News Ahead of Dolphins Showdown

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 3h ago

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The Detroit Lions list 10 players on their November 4 injury report, including Jack Campbell, Cade Mays, D.J. Reed, Brian Branch, and Amon-Ra St. Brown.

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