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Fantasy News
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The Lions placed Heath (knee) on injured reserve Thursday, NFL reporter Aaron Wilson reports. Heath stands to spend the entire 2021 campaign on IR after suffering a torn ACL during a recent OTA session. The veteran defensive lineman will focus on returning to full health for 2022.... See More ... See Less
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Lions' Joel Heath: Out for the year
Heath suffered a torn ACL during Tuesday's OTA session and has been ruled out for the 2021 season, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports. After opting out of the 2020 season due to concerns related to COVID-19, Heath will be nearly three years removed from NFL action before he returns from knee surgery in 2022. The 27-year-old was expected to compete for a depth role along Detroit's defensive line.... See More ... See Less -
Lions' Joel Heath: Lands future deal
The Lions signed Heath to a reserve/future contract Thursday. Heath opted out of the 2020 campaign due to COVID-19 concerns and was cut by the Broncos early February. He'll now get a chance to stick with Detroit, where he stands to spend the offseason competing for a depth defensive end role.... See More ... See Less -
Joel Heath: Cut by Texans
The Texans waived Heath on Saturday, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports. Heath was a healthy scratch for the last two games, and he's only suited up for the Texans twice this year, logging 36 defensive snaps and zero tackles. The Texans still have four defensive ends remaining.... See More ... See Less -
Texans' Joel Heath: Returning to Houston
Heath signed a contract with the Texans on Monday. Heath was waived ahead of Week 1, but he's now being brought back at the expense of offensive lineman Dan Skipper. Heath will look to provide depth on a team scrambling to replace J.J. Watt (pectoral).... See More ... See Less -
Texans' Joel Heath: Suiting up Sunday
Heath (knee) is active for Sunday's game against the Cardinals. Heath will suit up for the first time since Week 6 against the Browns. The second-year pro has yet to play significant defensive snaps, but due to injuries on the Texans' defensive front, he may be in for a high snap count Sunday. However, it's quite possible Houston keeps his snap count low since he only practiced as a limited participant all week.... See More ... See Less -
Texans' Joel Heath: Questionable for Sunday
Heath (knee) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Cardinals. Heath was a limited participant in practice this week and appears to be nearing a return after missing three straight games. The 24-year-old will likely be a game-day decision, with Angelo Blackson and Carlos Watkins slated for increased snaps if he cannot play.... See More ... See Less -
Texans' Joel Heath: Returns to full health
Heath (knee) is 100 percent healthy, Mike Dyer of WCPO.com reports. Heath suffered the knee injury in the Texans' divisional-round loss to the Patriots last January. The second-year Michigan State product didn't require surgery in the offseason and has been participating in OTAs, so it doesn't sound like he'll face any limitations once training camp begins. Heath started six games as a rookie, but with J.J. Watt (back) receiving clearance to play heading into the upcoming season, Heath could settle back into a lower-usage backup role at defensive end.... See More ... See Less
Recent Tweets
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Paula Pasche@paulapasche8H agoLions Dan Campbell was an NFL TE for 10 years, but admits he didn't share many similarities with rookie Sam LaPorta who continues to break records. See https://t.co/a415SuqO9V https://t.co/1l2lta9bEZ
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Dave Birkett@davebirkett9H agoSeeing these teams with treacherous end-of-season schedules, the 49ers, Eagles, Cowboys... Good chance Lions are in that boat next year. That's what the NFL does to its best teams. And if things hold, the Lions will visit SF and Philly in 2024. https://t.co/OpuoPQJVg2 via @freep
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Paula Pasche@paulapasche9H agoLions Dan Campbell on C Frank Ragnow (knee) says it's good news after tests but that doesn't mean he'll play on Sunday.
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Dave Birkett@davebirkett12H agoDetroit Lions game balls: Sam LaPorta big rookie year continues; Reeves-Maybin does it all https://t.co/xtrTLv1puJ via @freep
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Justin Rogers | Detroit News@Justin_Rogers12H agoLions PFF grades (minimum 10 snaps) Top offense: LaPorta, Sewell, Goff Bottom offense: Sorsdal, Jonah Jackson, Montgomery Top defense: Hutchinson, McNeill, Reeves-Maybin Bottom defense: Cominsky, Barnes, Benito Jones
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Pride of Detroit@PrideOfDetroit15H agoA closer look at the Lions' snap counts, where Bruce Irvin made an impact despite a limited role: https://t.co/XeZ4CRfo1R
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Pride of Detroit@PrideOfDetroit15H agoNew PODcast to start your morning! - Recapping the Saints game - Can the Lions keep this high-wire act afloat? - Did offense get too conservative? - Defensive.. improvement? - NFC playoff picture update https://t.co/0ZTvd05CFE
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Pride of Detroit@PrideOfDetroit16H agoSTOCK REPORT 10 risers, 3 fallers from the Lions’ win over the Saints: https://t.co/y9IOF8L8rA
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Pride of Detroit@PrideOfDetroit16H agoAn updated look at the NFC Playoff picture and where the #Lions stand: https://t.co/oZx1kV6cO6
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Dave Birkett@davebirkett17H agoJonah Jackson felt “great” in his return, but now the Detroit Lions could be without Frank Ragnow after he injured his knee in Sunday’s win over the Saints https://t.co/r2jDukDJPY via @freep