Two Lions leave practice early Wednesday with injuries

Two Detroit Lions left practice early on Wednesday with different injuries.

The Lions have already been dealing with multiple injuries in training camp but head coach Dan Campbell said on Tuesday that many players are making their return soon and the roster is getting healthier as the regular season nears.

According to Lions Senior Writer Tim Twentyman, All-Pro right tackle Penei Sewell left practice with a left foot injury. He was reportedly able to walk off the field on his own power.

Detroit Football Network beat writer Justin Rogers later said on X, formerly known as Twitter, that he received an update on the lineman's injury from a team source, saying "He's good."

Additionally, running back Craig Reynolds also left Wednesday's practice with what team officials said was a "lower body injury."

Both players' injuries will likely be addressed by Campbell on Thursday.

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Campbell said on Tuesday the team was expecting to get multiple players back to practice soon, such as Dan Skipper, Kevin Zeitler, Sam LaPorta, Malcolm Rodriguez and possibly D.J. Reader.

Zeitler is expected to return next week, according to Twentyman.

Detroit plays its final preseason game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday with kickoff scheduled for noon.