The Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are locking horns for a massive Week 14 showdown on Thursday Night Football. Both squads are limping with injuries to key players. Nothing has hit harder for Lions fans than watching the star wide receiver miss his second straight practice with an ankle issue. But now, the Lions faithful finally have the update that they’ve been anxiously refreshing their feeds for.

“Getting injured was tough,” St. Brown said on his podcast, joined by Dolphins RB De’Von Achane on Wednesday. “I basically watched it from the training room. There’s a TV in there. So I watched a lot of the game from in there. Tough loss obviously. Big game, divisional game, big opponent. Just watching the guys out there go to work, go to battle. It sucks for me not being out there.”

The Lions’ wide receiver got tangled up with Packers safety Xavier McKinney when his teammate Trystan Colon-Castillo accidentally fell into the back of his leg. St. Brown was able to walk off the field by himself, but he was clearly limping. He had to leave the game with 6:19 remaining in the first quarter.

Apart from St. Brown, Detroit has been facing an injury-ridden squad, leaving the team banged up on both fronts.

On Tuesday, several Lions practiced in a limited way before the Cowboys game. RB Sione Vaki (thumb), center Graham Glasgow (knee), guard Kayode Awosika (foot), and safety Brian Branch (toe/ankle) all dealt with injuries while preparing for Thursday night. But the list doesn’t just stop there.

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