Jamal Adams Activated for Detroit Lions Ahead of Packers Matchup

The three-time Pro Bowl safety joins the Lions' depleted defense as they aim to secure a playoff spot in Thursday's divisional clash.

Jamal Adams, a former All-Pro safety, has been elevated from the Detroit Lions' practice squad to the active roster for their game against the Green Bay Packers.
The Lions, with an NFL-best record of 11-1, can clinch a playoff berth with a victory over the 9-3 Packers in this key divisional matchup.
Adams, 29, began the season with the Tennessee Titans but was released in October; he has battled injuries in recent years but brings significant experience and versatility to Detroit's defense.
Detroit's defensive lineup has been heavily impacted by injuries, with 12 defenders in the front seven unavailable, including key starters like Aidan Hutchinson and DJ Reader.
The Lions also activated linebacker Kwon Alexander and wide receiver Maurice Alexander to bolster their roster ahead of the game.