Lions linebacker Alex Anzalone was listed as a limited participant in Wednesday's practice session after being designated to return from his broken forearm. There is an opportunity for Anzalone, Detro

It wasn’t that long ago the Detroit Lions were still considered a non-marquee NFL team. In fact, the Lions were once so completely rudderless that future Hall of Fame tight end Rob Gronkowski vetoed a trade to Detroit in 2018 at the near-apex of his legendary career.

Detroit Lions linebacker Alex Anzalone has participated in a walkthrough practice as he makes his way back from a broken forearm

The Detroit Lions were hoping to get starting linebacker Alex Anzalone back for the winner-take-all Week 18 game against the Minnesota Vikings. However, per one NFL insider, it doesn't look like that's going to happen.

Detroit Lions have been without several defensive starters in recent weeks, making Anzalone's potential return even more significant.

Alex Anzalone is getting closer to returning from his broken arm. The veteran linebacker and Lions team captain was listed as a participant in practice for the first time since fracturing his forearm

With the Lions on a short week, after playing on Monday night, they’ve elected to hold a walkthrough practice on Wednesday. This means the participation levels for this opening

The Detroit Lions are one of the most banged-up teams in the National Football League, and yet have gone undefeated on the road for the first time in franchise history. Additionally, the Lions sit atop the NFC North Division with a 14-2 record.