Lions Linebacker Alex Anzalone Questionable for NFC North-Deciding Game

Anzalone, recovering from a fractured forearm, faces a late decision on his availability for Sunday's critical matchup against the Vikings.

Alex Anzalone, a key linebacker and team captain for the Detroit Lions, broke his left forearm during a Week 11 game and has missed six games since.
Anzalone returned to practice this week but has expressed uncertainty about trusting the arm's readiness for full-contact play.
Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings will determine the NFC North champion, the NFC's No. 1 seed, and a first-round playoff bye, making it a pivotal matchup for both 14-2 teams.
Lions head coach Dan Campbell emphasized caution, stating Anzalone will only play if he can perform at a high level without risking further injury.
Running back David Montgomery and cornerback Emmanuel Moseley have been ruled out for the game, while running back Craig Reynolds and wide receiver Khalif Raymond are also listed as questionable.