The Detroit Lions released their final injury report of the week ahead of their contest against the Washington Commanders on Saturday. Here's the latest updates on running back David Montgomery, guard Kevin Zeitler and cornerback Terrion Arnold.

The Detroit Lions got good news Tuesday, with David Montgomery and Terrion Arnold full participants in practice. Kevin Zeitler, however, couldn't go.

On the flip side, several Lions players were listed as "no practice" coming off an extra week of recovery. Right guard Kevin Zeitler (hamstring), cornerback Ennis Rakestraw Jr. (hamstring/illness) and defensive lineman Pat O'Connor (calf) were all listed as nonparticipants on the report.

The Detroit Lions have emerged from their bye week and are now beginning their on-field preparations for the divisional round when they'll host the Washington Commanders on Saturday. And it looks like the week off did members on the roster some good,

David Montgomery, the Detroit Lions' thumping running back, is expected back from a knee injury for the divisional round of the NFL playoffs.

A juggernaut Detroit Lions offense appears to be getting stronger. The Lions listed David Montgomery as a full participant in an estimated practice report on Tuesday just weeks after he was believed to be lost for the season with a knee injury.

The NFL's eight remaining teams are trying to stay as healthy as possible ahead of their respective divisional round playoff games, with trips to the AFC and NFC conference title games at stake.  One injury that Ravens and Bills fans are specifically paying attention to is the status of Ravens wideout Zay Flowers,

The Detroit Lions will be happy to have running back David Montgomery back in any capacity on Saturday. The Lions posted a portion of an interview with star wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown on Wednesda

The Lions suffered two late season scares with David Montgomery and Terrion Arnold getting injured late. But got welcoming news Thursday.

After picking up 15 wins in the regular season on their way to the NFC's No. 1 seed, the Detroit Lions were able to forego the wild-card round and skip straight to the divisional round. An offense with Pro Bowl talent across the board was the driving force behind Detroit's success throughout the season.