Ratledge (knee) is active for Thursday's Week 13 battle against the Packers.
Ratledge is managing a knee injury, but he'll be able to play for a second straight game since the issue first appeared. The rookie has started every game for Detroit this season.
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Lions' Tate Ratledge: Iffy to face Packers
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Ratledge (knee) is listed as questionable ahead of Thursday's game against the Packers.
Ratledge appeared on the injury report ahead of Detroit's Week 12 matchup against the Giants, but he was able to suit up. He was a limited participant in each of Detroit's three walkthroughs during the week, which suggests he has a decent chance of playing.
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Lions' Tate Ratledge: Playing Sunday
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Ratledge (knee) is active for Sunday's matchup with the Giants.
The starting right guard was listed as questionable after a limited week of practice. Ratledge has started all 10 of the Lions' games this season.
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Lions' Tate Ratledge: Questionable for Week 12
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Ratledge (knee) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Giants, Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press reports.
The rookie second-rounder has been limited in practice all week due to a knee injury. Kayode Awosika and Michael Niese would be the top candidates to start at right guard if Ratledge is not cleared to play Sunday.
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Lions' Tate Ratledge: Limited practice Thursday
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Ratledge (knee) was a limited participant at practice Thursday.
Ratledge was listed as limited at the team's walkthrough Wednesday, and he's now officially logged a limited practice as he deals with an apparent knee injury. The offensive lineman will have one more opportunity to practice in full before Sunday's matchup with the Giants.
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Lions' Tate Ratledge: Lions add Round 2 OL help
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The Lions selected Ratledge in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 57th overall.
Ratledge (6-foot-7, 308 pounds) has a frame better suited to tackle but lacks the arms (32 and 1/4 inches) to play the position. The Lions were evidently not concerned about Ratledge maintaining leverage against shorter defensive linemen, and if they're correct in their assessment, there aren't many other weaknesses in his game. Ratledge was a productive starter at Georgia and his athleticism is of blue-chip quality (4.97-second 40-yard dash, 32-inch vertical jump, 113-inch broad jump, 7.38-second three-cone drill), so he will presumably compete for the starting right guard role in Detroit.
