Bold statement: Amon-Ra St. Brown’s MRI-level resilience is tested again as he sits out practice Tuesday, leaving fans pondering his Thursday availability. The situation remains unchanged from Monday: St. Brown did not participate in practice due to the ankle injury he sustained in Detroit’s Thanksgiving defeat to Green Bay. Head coach Dan Campbell confirmed at a press conference that the wideout will continue to be held out on Tuesday, but he also stressed that the door remains open for a possible return against the Cowboys on Thursday if conditions allow.
Campbell offered a straightforward stance: if St. Brown is able to play, he will play. That remains the guiding principle for the team as they navigate the short week. In addition, Campbell noted that Kalif Raymond (ankle) will not be available this week, narrowing the Lions’ receiving group further as they prepare for the upcoming matchup.
This news keeps fantasy managers and Lions fans alike watching closely for any sign of progress or a potential late-week upgrade. The path to game-ready status hinges on the ankle’s response to treatment and practice workload in the coming days. How do you think this will impact Detroit’s game plan and target distribution if St. Brown suits up on Thursday? And should managers adjust lineups now or wait for a probable update closer to game time?
