Detroit Lions' Kerby Joseph to Miss Offseason Workouts After Hip Surgery

Safety Kerby Joseph underwent hip surgery and is expected to return by training camp, following controversial tackles last season.

Kerby Joseph, safety for the Detroit Lions, underwent hip surgery and will miss offseason workouts but aims to return by training camp.
Joseph's surgery follows a season where his tackles led to severe injuries for two opposing players, sparking criticism and a fine from the NFL.
Despite the controversy, Joseph played through his hip injury last season, maintaining high performance levels with 82 tackles and four interceptions.
The Lions are looking to bolster their safety position in the upcoming draft, highlighting the impact of Joseph's absence on the team's defense.
Lions' popularity and strong performance last season may lead to more prime time games in the upcoming NFL schedule.