Lions Get Big News on Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph After Cardinals Win
ESPN's Jeremy Fowler provided an update on Lions safeties Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph following Detroit's win over the Cardinals.
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The Lions received encouraging updates on safeties Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph following the win over the Cardinals. Specific details on their statuses have not been disclosed, but the news was viewed as positive for Detroit's secondary heading into the coming weeks.
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Dan Campbell's latest update on Brian Branch's injury raised concerns about the safety's availability for Detroit's game against Arizona. His status alongside fellow safety Kerby Joseph will be worth monitoring as the Lions prepare their secondary for the Cardinals matchup, with no final determination confirmed yet.
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Brian Branch returned to practice Wednesday, his first session in 10 months since suffering an Achilles injury. His activity offers encouragement that fellow Lions safety Kerby Joseph could also be nearing a return. No specific timetable has been confirmed for either player rejoining Detroit's secondary.
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ESPN's Jeremy Fowler provided an update on Lions safeties Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph following Detroit's win over the Cardinals.
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