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Second Opinion Points to Faster Return for Lions CB Terrion Arnold

Detroit faces a stretched secondary, prompting decisions on short‑term roster moves.

Overview

  • ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported a second evaluation found Arnold’s shoulder injury “not as bad as feared,” with a return possible this month.
  • The update contrasts with NFL Network’s earlier report of a likely season-ending setback and Dan Campbell’s remark that Arnold would be out “a long time.”
  • Arnold re‑aggravated the shoulder in Week 5 at Cincinnati, left in the third quarter on a cart, and was ruled out.
  • With D.J. Reed on injured reserve and Ennis Rakestraw and Khalil Dorsey unavailable, Detroit plans to lean on Amik Robertson, Rock Ya‑Sin and Avonte Maddox, with Tre Flowers in depth.
  • The team is weighing an injured reserve move that would cost at least four games and is evaluating outside help ahead of dates with the Chiefs and Buccaneers.