Lions | See Ryan Broyles as returner

Source: Footballguys.com

Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz said the team drafted WR Ryan Broyles in part because of his return abilities. Our View: Broyles is a dangerous weapon but durability is a huge concern. Over the last two years (one in college, one with the Lions) he's seen his season cut short by devastating knee injuries. If he can get healthy and stay healthy then Broyles can help out in many ways.

2013 Rookie Dynasty Draft – WR Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Joshua S. Kelly / USA TODAY Sports

DeAndre Hopkins HOU (1st RD) -

While Cordarrelle Patterson may have the best upside from a raw skills perspective in this years class, it is Deandre Hopkins that is No.1 on my board. In Hopkins you have the most polished receiver in this class and he should be a slam dunk, week one starter opposite Andre Johnson.

At worst case Hopkins will be a bye week starting option in his rookie year and at best case he’s probably a weekly WR3 play. By next year we should see his floor at WR3, and his upside could blossom as far as a WR1 in PPR leagues, if the injury bug jumps up and bits Johnson again.

Rookie Dynasty Draft

Lions | Darius Slay selected 36th overall

Source: Footballguys.com

The Detroit Lions selected Mississippi State CB Darius Slay with the 36th overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft. Our View: The Lions needed to continue to improve the secondary even though Chris Houston is back. This is where they passed on good corners last year for Ryan Broyles, and this year they don't repeat that mistake. Facing Cutler and Rodgers twice a year, the Lions had to improve the secondary and Slay will do that.

Nate Burleson rehab update

Source: Draft Sharks

Lions WR Nate Burleson is ahead of schedule in his recovery from last October's broken leg.  "The great news is I'm healed up," he said. "I just got news from my doctors that the bone is good. I'm running and jumping three months ahead of schedule."  Burleson should be a full-go for training camp.  And the broken leg isn't something that should linger.  He'll turn 32 in August but had shown no signs of slowing down prior to the injury.  He was on pace for 83 catches last year -- and racked up 73 in 2011.  Burleson is currently sitting #2 on Detroit's depth chart.  He'll need to fend off WR Ryan Broyles once he recovers from last year's torn ACL.  The Lions also figure to draft competition this week.

First Down: The push for Reggie Bush, MJD reboots and buying Bell

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

In locker-rooms, on plasma screens or behind podiums, NFL head coaches typically spew one of three different types of propaganda when discussing expectations for newly acquired players – believable, outlandish and whatever the heck flies out of Jim Schwartz’s mouth.

Over the years, Schwartz has rewarded the football community with several golden nuggets, his comparison of Jahvid Best video clips to “porn” being the best. Well, it appears the Old Hyperbolator is at it again. Last week, he divulged to Lions fans running back Reggie Bush is poised for an enormous season.

Lions HC Jim Schwartz says RB Reggie Bush could catch 80 passes this season

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Not that such a result would create much shock given the player in question and the offense in which he operates, but still. Lions head coach Jim Schwartz said Tuesday that Reggie Bush quot;could potentially catch 60-70-80 passes" this season, via DetroitLions.com writer Tim Twentyman. FANTASY ANALYSIS: That's a lot of receptions, but it's not totally out of this world for Bush. He caught 88 passes as a rookie and then 73 passes in 12 games the following year. Yes, that was seven seasons ago, but Bush is still a top-notch receiving back, and the Lions are still going to throw it a ton. Consider two things: One, Joique Bell caught 52 passes for the Lions last year. Is it really inconceivable that a more-talented RB who is still in his prime

Detroit Lions looking for #2 WR

Source: Draft Sharks

A #2 WR is at or near the top of the Lions' wish list, according to insider Carlos Monarrez.  They have the best receiver in the game in Calvin Johnson.  But WRs Nate Burleson and Ryan Broyles are both coming off injury and are better off in the slot.  Titus Young was supposed to be the long-term answer opposite Megatron, but those plans crashed and burned.  Detroit has shown interest in free agents Darrius Heyward-Bey and Domenik Hixon.  They could also add a WR in the middle rounds of the draft.  Whoever lines as across the field from Johnson this year will carry intriguing fantasy potential as part of Detroit's pass-heavy offense.

Lions | Two could have bigger roles

Source: Footballguys.com

Detroit Lions WR Nate Burleson (leg) and WR Ryan Broyles (knee) could have larger roles in the offense next season with WR Titus Young gone. Burleson is coming off a broken leg but should be ready for the start of the offseason program. Broyles is coming off a torn anterior cruciate ligament and won't be ready until training camp.

Ryan Broyles - Ryan Broyles starting to run in pool

Source: The Huddle

Detroit Lions WR Ryan Broyles has begun running in a swimming pool as part of his rehab from a torn anterior cruciate ligament and hopes to be ready for the start of the regular season. He said this rehab should be easier than his first torn ACL recovery because he knows what to expect.
Huddle Up: Broyles was coming on for the Lions prior to the injury, and he'll be needed even more after the release of Titus Young. Isn't it ironic that every pool has a sign saying "don't run", and yet here we are celebrating that very feat?

Titus Young released by Lions

Source: Draft Sharks

The Lions have released WR Titus Young. The 44th overall pick of the 2011 draft definitely earned his ticket out of town. Young's misbehavior started this past spring when he punched teammate Louis Delmas. Then in a Week 11 game against the Packers, Young purposely lined up on the wrong spot on the field. He's also been late to team meetings and ripped the organization on Twitter. On the field, Young hasn't lived up to his 2nd-round billing. He's averaged just 12.2 yards per catch and struggled for consistency across his first 2 seasons. His untapped potential will assure him another shot in 2013 though. We'll see who's willing to roll the dice on him. As for the Lions, they'll be in the market for a WR again this offseason.

Lions | Ryan Broyles starting to run in pool

Source: Footballguys.com

Detroit Lions WR Ryan Broyles (knee) has begun running in a swimming pool as part of his rehab from a torn anterior cruciate ligament and hopes to be ready for the start of the regular season. He said this rehab should be easier than his first torn ACL recovery because he knows what to expect.

Ryan Broyles unlikely to make impact before Oct.

Source: Draft Sharks

Lions WR Ryan Broyles' rookie season was cut short by a torn ACL on December 2nd.  It was the 2nd straight year Broyles shredded a knee -- he tore the opposite ACL at Oklahoma in November of 2011.  That injury kept Broyles off the practice field until late-July.  And he wasn't ready to make a significant impact until October.  GM Martin Mayhew is looking at a similar timetable in 2013. "I feel pretty confident he's going to get through this one too, but next year might be the same as this year was where he may not do much during camp and he may come on around midseason," Mayhew said.  Remember that Adrian Peterson is still the exception to the rule when it comes to ACLs.  Most guys take 8+ months to get back on the field and over

Lions WR Ryan Broyles may not be ready for start of next season

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

According to Lions general manager Martin Mayhew, wide receiver Ryan Broyles will probably experience a lot of deja vu next season. Broyles, a second-round pick last April, didn't play in a game until Week 7 as he recovered from a 2011 ACL tear while at the University of Oklahoma. Then, just as he was coming into his own at the pro level, Broyles tore the ACL in his other knee in early December. quot;I feel pretty confident he's going to get through this one too, but next year might be the same as this year was where he may not do much during camp and he may come on around midseason," Mayhew said of Broyles to the team's official web site. "That's kind of the way that might go." FANTASY ANALYSIS: Mayhew said earlier this week that Titus

Matthew Stafford - Lions will look to add another weapon

Source: The Huddle

Detroit Lions general manager Martin Mayhew said he will look to add a playmaker in the passing game this offseason. Mayhew has taken one wide receiver in each of his four NFL Drafts as Lions general manager. 'The way I look at it, when you've got a quarterback like Matthew Stafford, you want to keep giving him weapons, and that's what we're going to try to keep doing,' Mayhew said. 'If it's a receiver, if it's a tight end, if it's a running back that can catch passes out of the backfield, all those things help Matthew to be better, and they help Calvin to be better.'
Huddle Up: Stafford can use the help -- a dynamic, pass-catching RB would be a great fit -- and will also get a boost if players such as WRs Ryan Broyles

Titus Young - WR Young could return to Lions

Source: The Huddle

Detroit Lions WR Titus Young could return to the team next season, according to head coach Jim Schwartz. "There's a chance," Schwartz said. "There is a process involved there. He's a very talented player and obviously made a difference when he was on the field and it, particularly with the way the injuries went with Nate Burleson and then later (Ryan) Broyles, it affected the team not having him out there." Young got sent home for behavioral issues and was eventually placed in Injured Reserve late in the 2012 season.
Huddle Up: Right now, it's hard to envision Young back in the Motor City after the WR intentionally sabotaged his own offense. And when he was playing in the first 10 games of the season, it's not like he was

Broyles aiming for Week 1 return

Source: FFToday

Recovering from another ACL tear

Ryan Broyles is hopeful that will be Week 1 of the regular season in 2013, just like it was last year after going through the same type of recovery. "I had surgery two weeks later this year than I did last year and going through the process last time with the injury that I had I understand what I have to do this time to come back," he said. "I am looking forward to the challenge. I'm always up for it. Definitely shooting for Week 1." (

Lions | Titus Young could return

Source: Footballguys.com

Detroit Lions WR Titus Young could return to the team next season, according to head coach Jim Schwartz. "There's a chance," Schwartz said. "There is a process involved there. He's a very talented player and obviously made a difference when he was on the field and it, particularly with the way the injuries went with Nate Burleson and then later (Ryan) Broyles, it affected the team not having him out there." Young got sent home for behavioral issues and was eventually placed in Injured Reserve late in the 2012 season.

Lames: Ho, Ho, Horrible! Spiller no slam dunk on South Beach

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Each week the Noise highlights 10 bold names who he believes are destined to torpedo your team leave egg on his face. For those playing the Lames home edition, each player must be started in at least 50 percent of Yahoo! leagues to qualify. As an accountability advocate, results, whether genius or moronic, will post the following week using the scoring system shown here. If you're a member of TEAM HUEVOS, post your Week 16 Lames in the comments section below.

Matthew Stafford, Det, QB (74-percent started)

Calvin Johnson seeing even more coverage

Source: Draft Sharks

Lions HC Jim Schwartz says WR Calvin Johnson is seeing even more defensive attention than usual lately.  Last week, the Cardinals consistently used "box-and-one" coverage (man defense with a safety over the top) and double-teamed him at the line of scrimmage on several occassions.  It's a result of the Lions being without WRs Nate Burleson, Ryan Broyles, and Titus Young.  Falcons HC Mike Smith confirmed that "containing" Johnson will be his team's #1 priority this weekend.  "You're never really going to get a favorable matchup, but you want to make sure that you don't have a real bad matchup in terms of getting him on a guy that is not going to have a chance to be successful," Smith said. "And that's the thing that you've got to do,

Lions TE Brandon Pettigrew misses another practice

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Detroit Lions tight end Brandon Pettigrew did not practice for the second consecutive day Thursday. The fourth-year vet is dealing with an ankle injury that forced an early exit during Detroit's eventual loss to the Green Bay Packers. The Lions are already without Titus Young, Nate Burleson, and Ryan Broyles as each player has been placed on injured reserve. Second-year wideout Kris Durham, a former teammate at Georgia with Matthew Stafford, should see a big increase in playing time, as well as Mike Thomas. FANTASY ANALYSIS: Pettigrew is currently questionable and is looking like a game-time decision on Sunday. The Lions face a recently embarrassed Arizona team that actually has done a pretty good job limiting opposing quarterbacks. They

Week 15 – Waiver Wire Pickups

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Andrew Weber / USA TODAY Sports

While Nick Foles had a big game against the Buccaneers, I won’t officially recommend a quarterback off the waiver wire this week. Foles would likely be the top option to pickup at his position but I’m sure most of you left in the playoffs already have a respectable option at quarterback.

Week 15 Standard Rankings – QB | RB |

Flames: Go-shon! Moreno to fuel playoff charge

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Each week the Noise highlights 12-13 somewhat obscure, unobvious names who he believes are destined to torch the competition. To qualify, each player must be started in fewer than 60 percent of Yahoo! leagues. Speaking as an accountability advocate, I will post the results, whether genius or moronic, the following week using the scoring system shown here. If you're a member of TEAM HUEVOS, post your Week 15 Flames in the comments section below.

Josh Freeman, TB, QB (32-percent started)
Matchup: at NO
Just weeks ago internal

Lions TE Brandon Pettigrew says his ankle is 'fine'

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Detroit Lions tight end Brandon Pettigrew was injured early in Detroit's loss to the Green Bay Packers. He was unable to return because of an ankle injury. After the game, he said he quot;felt fine." In his absence, tight ends Tony Scheffler and Will Heller saw a big bump to their playing time. The duo combined for seven receptions for 41 yards and a touchdown. Matthew Stafford said, "It always hurts to lose a guy that's a really good tight end in this league." FANTASY ANALYSIS: For now, there is not much information about the extent of Pettigrew's injury or any timeline for a potential return. More information will come out over the week. The Lions are already without three wide receivers (Nate Burleson, Ryan Broyles, and Titus Young) who

Lions | Ryan Broyles undergoes surgery

Source: Footballguys.com

Detroit Lions WR Ryan Broyles (knee) underwent surgery to fix his right anterior cruciate ligament in his knee, according to head coach Jim Schwartz. The team is hopeful that Broyles will be ready for next season.

Advanced Targets – Week 13

Source: ProFootballFocus.com by Shawn Siegele

It was a week to channel Charles Dickens for fantasy owners. For those who owned players performing on Detroit’s Ford Field, it was the best of times (Ryan Broyles’ owners excluded). For those who needed a big Thursday night performance from Matt Ryan and Drew Brees in the Shootout That Wasn’t, it was the worst. [...]

Lions | Ryan Broyles undergoing surgery

Source: Footballguys.com

Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz said WR Ryan Broyles (knee) is scheduled to undergo surgery Thursday, Dec. 6, to repair his torn anterior cruciate ligament.

Over/Under: Will Mr. Old Spice, Greg Jennings, be naughty or nice?

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Fantasy is a speculative game. Predict the future, and you look like a genius. Don't, and you're painfully human. Gazing into the crystal ball here's our view on 10 intriguing over/unders for Week 14.

Greg Jennings, who is expected to fill the void for an ailing Jordy Nelson ailing, receiving yards versus Detroit 79.5

Andy — OVER. Jennings led all Packers receivers in targets last week, in his return from injury. I don't think a 6-catch, 85-yard day is too much to ask.

Scott — OVER. I like how Jennings looked in his first game back, he'll be needed with Jordy Nelson likely out, and I don't have anything good to say about Detroit's passing

Schwartz takes shot at Titus Young

Source: FFToday

Coach evidently displeased with WR

What little support remains for Titus Young inside the Detroit Lions' organization appears to be fading fast. Lions coach Jim Schwartz told MLive.com on Wednesday that his exiled wide receiver is scheduled for upcoming knee surgery, "unless he doesn't show up for it." Chalk it up as a not-so-subtle jab at Young, who was placed on injured reserve this week, putting an end to one of the more troubling sophomore outings in Lions history. Young hasn't played in a game since Week 12, when he agitated coaches by lining up in the wrong place on the field multiple times against the Green Bay Packers - and

Week 14 – Waiver Wire Pickups

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Jeff Hanisch / USA TODAY Sports

At this point in the season any running back help is a good thing. When you have a chance to pickup a running back that could see a feature back role, it’s even more important to give them a look. Consider Alex Green of the Packers and Montell Owens of the Jaguars as such options this week.

Week 14 Standard Rankings – QB | RB |

Titus Young - Season over for Lions' Young, Broyles

Source: The Huddle

The Detroit Lions placed WRs Titus Young (knee) and Ryan Broyles (knee) on the Injured Reserve Tuesday, Dec. 4. The team sent Young home twice in the past three weeks due to behavior issues. Also, the team released S Erik Coleman, WR Kris Durham was promoted to the active roster from the practice squad and signed free-agent S Tyrell Johnson (Vikings) and WR Troy Burrell (Lions) to the practice squad.
Huddle Up: Young appears to have played his last game for the Lions, while the emerging Broyles will be missed -- all leaving Mike Thomas as the Lions' No. 2 wideout.

Lions WR Titus Young won't play again this season

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Considering Titus Young's willful decisions to go against coaches' orders during games and the subsequent scathing comments from teammates, not many people expected the 23-year-old wideout to play much if at all during the season's final month. The Lions made it official Tuesday that Young has indeed played his final down of 2012, putting him on injured reserve. Officially, Young was placed on injured reserve due a knee injury. FANTASY ANALYSIS: Young has battled a knee injury for most of the season, but it was less his knee and more the pain in the butt he has become that got him to where he is, from sucker-punching a teammate during offseason camp to arguing with coaches and going rogue in Novemeber, which resulted in a one-game

Lions | Titus Young, Ryan Broyles to IR

Source: Footballguys.com

The Detroit Lions placed WRs Titus Young (knee) and Ryan Broyles (knee) on the Injured Reserve Tuesday, Dec. 4. The team sent Young home twice in the past three weeks due to behavior issues. Also, the team released S Erik Coleman, WR Kris Durham was promoted to the active roster from the practice squad and signed free-agent S Tyrell Johnson (Vikings) and WR Troy Burrell (Lions) to the practice squad.

Mostly NFL Notes: The year of the rookie quarterback

Source: Roto Arcade by Dalton Del Don

I've blamed Houston's run blocking mostly this year, but it's hard to defend Arian Foster when he gets 2.8 yards-per-touch against a Titans defense that has allowed the third most fantasy points to opposing running backs this season. Of course, he once again helped fantasy owners by hitting pay dirt, but with Justin Forsett equaling his 14 carries and nearly doubling his yardage, the O-Line excuse becomes weaker. Foster has a legitimate shot at finishing as the No. 1 fantasy running back while getting fewer than 4.0 YPC AND having less than 150 receiving yards — a feat in which I'd be shocked if it wasn't the first time ever…Andre Johnson didn't see one target in the second

Lions | Mike Thomas should see workload increase

Source: Footballguys.com

Detroit Lions WR Mike Thomas is expected to be the team's No. 2 wide receiver moving forward after the team lost WR Ryan Broyles (knee) to a knee issue in Week 13.

Target Practice, Week 13: Aaron Hernandez is back on the leader board

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

Aaron Hernandez barely finished inside the top-10 at his position in Week 13 fantasy scoring, and he failed to visit the end zone. Thus, I won't try to convince you that he carried anyone into the fantasy playoffs, single-handedly. In fact, Hernandez had a somewhat sloppy day, with an ugly drop on the Patriots' opening series, plus another near-catch that skipped off his outstretched hands (and, if caught, would have resulted in a touchdown). He was also the targeted receiver on Tom Brady's first quarter

Flames: Bryce Brown to pass playoff test with flying colors

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Each week the Noise highlights 12-13 somewhat obscure, unobvious names who he believes are destined to torch the competition. To qualify, each player must be started in fewer than 60 percent of Yahoo! leagues. Speaking as an accountability advocate, I will post the results, whether genius or moronic, the following week using the scoring system shown here. If you're a member of TEAM HUEVOS, post your Week 14 Flames in the comments section below.

Joe Flacco, Bal, QB (14-percent started)
Matchup: at

Ryan Broyles - Torn ACL ends season for Lions' Broyles

Source: The Huddle

Detroit Lions WR Ryan Broyles (knee) suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee in Week 13 and will miss the rest of the season.
Huddle Up: Between Broyles' injury and Titus Young's continuing disciplinary issues, it looks as if former-Jaguar Mike Thomas is now the Lions' No. 2 wideout. With the defensive attention Megatron commands and how many passes the Lions throw, Thomas definitely is a viable fantasy option.

Ryan Broyles out for season

Source: FFToday

Torn ACL

For the second time in 13 months, Ryan Broyles is dealing with a torn ACL. Broyles tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee in the first quarter of the Lions' 35-33 loss to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday and will undergo reconstructive surgery later this month. (Detroit Free Press)

FF Today's Take: Broyles tore the ACL in his left knee a little over a year ago. The Lions will not bring back

Lions WR Ryan Broyles tears ACL, out for season

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Detroit Lions wide receiver Ryan Broyles tore his right ACL Sunday and is done for the remainder of the 2012 season. The rookie out of Oklahoma left during the first quarter of Detroit's eventual loss to the Indianapolis Colts and did not return. Trainers checked him out on the sideline and determined quickly he was seriously injured. WR Mike Thomas saw more action on the outside, as did TE Tony Scheffler. FANTASY ANALYSIS: It looks as though the Lions may need to re-insert WR Titus Young into the lineup out of necessity. The team did sign WR Brian Robiskie in October and WR Kassim Osgood in August but neither player could have Young's impact. Consider this a big upgrade to WR Calvin Johnson who is already on pace to break Jerry Rice's

Ryan Broyles done for the year with torn ACL

Source: Draft Sharks

Lions WR Ryan Broyles will miss the remainder of the season after suffering a torn right ACL during Sunday's game against the Colts. This comes after he tore the left ACL at Oklahoma last year. The rookie was impressive in limited action this season, but his future outlook is now in serious doubt. Broyles will be in a race to get ready for training camp next summer. Meanwhile, WR Mike Thomas is expected to move into Detroit's starting lineup. He's worth a speculative add but shouldn't be in fantasy lineups this coming week. Thomas managed just 1 catch on 4 targets yesterday, despite Broyles missing almost the entire game. HC Jim Schwartz said WR Titus Young won't be in the mix to replace Broyles.

Ryan Broyles tears right ACL, done for season - Ryan Broyles | DET

Source: Rotoworld Football

Lions WR Ryan Broyles has been diagnosed with a torn right ACL, and is done for the season.

Ryan Broyles: Tears ACL, Out for Year

Source: RotoWire.com NFL

Ryan Broyles: Broyles tore his right ACL during Sunday's loss to Indianapolis and is out for the year, the Detroit Free Press reports. Visit RotoWire.com for more analysis on this update.

Lions | Titus Young not option to replace Ryan Broyles

Source: Footballguys.com

Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz said WR Titus Young will not be in the mix to replace WR Ryan Broyles (knee) because he is still not with the team.

Lions | Ryan Broyles has torn ACL

Source: Footballguys.com

Detroit Lions WR Ryan Broyles (knee) suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee in Week 13 and will miss the rest of the season.

Football Daily Dose: Bad Times for Broyles

Source: Rotoworld Football Articles

Matt Stroup breaks down all of Sunday’s key NFL injuries, including early exits for Ryan Broyles, Jordy Nelson and Cecil Shorts.

Knee injury sidelines Broyles

Source: FFToday

Right knee injury has team concerned

With Titus Young and Brian Robiskie inactive Sunday, the Lions were already short on receivers. It got worse when rookie Ryan Broyles went out with a right knee injury. That is Broyles' "good" knee, not the one he had ACL surgery on in 2011. After being tended to by trainers on the sideline, Broyles walked back to the locker room on his own power. Tight end

Sunday Scene, Week 13: Russell Wilson shames the Bears

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

If we asked you to evaluate two unnamed NFL quarterbacks based only on these stats...

Player A — 7.1 Y/A, 17 TDs, 16 INTs, 54.4% comp, 216 rush
Player B — 7.4 Y/A, 19 TDs, 8 INTs, 63.4% comp, 298 rush

...it's unlikely you'd conclude that Player A was better. You definitely wouldn't suggest that he was substantially better.

However, that's the way many still perceive the relative worth of Andrew Luck (Player A) and Russell Wilson (Player B).

Of course you might also argue that we can't reasonably evaluate QBs based on a few cherry-picked stats, omitting team context and win-loss record — and you'd be right. I'm not all that interested in making

Schwartz: Team 'concerned' with Broyles' knee - Ryan Broyles | DET

Source: Rotoworld Football

Lions coach Jim Schwartz told reporters following Sunday's loss that the club's medical staff is "concerned" with Ryan Broyles' right knee.

Ryan Broyles - Lions' Broyles leaves with knee injury

Source: The Huddle

Detroit Lions WR Ryan Broyles suffered a knee injury in the first quarter of Sunday's Week 13'sd game and will not return.
Huddle Up: With Titus Young already out due to disciplinary reasons, Broyles' injury depletes the once-deep Lions' situation even further. Broyles had a catch for 3 yards before departing.

Ryan Broyles done for day with knee injury - Ryan Broyles | DET

Source: Rotoworld Football

Ryan Broyles has been ruled out of the rest of Sunday's Week 13 game against the Colts with a knee injury.