Lions C Cade Mays out for "significant" time with wrist injury
Detroit Lions center Cade Mays is out indefinitely with a wrist injury, leaving the team's offensive line in flux.
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Cade Mays, starting center for the Detroit Lions, is out for a significant period due to a wrist injury. The Lions' official statement and multiple sports outlets confirm that Mays will miss 8-10 weeks. The Lions have not yet specified who will replace Mays in the starting lineup. The Lions have not yet specified whether surgery is required for Mays' injury.
The Lions' offensive line is now facing uncertainty. The Lions have not yet specified who will replace Mays in the starting lineup. The Lions have not yet specified whether surgery is required for Mays' injury. The Lions have not yet specified who will replace Mays in the starting lineup.
The Lions have not yet specified whether surgery is required for Mays' injury. The Lions have not yet specified whether Mays will require surgery. The Lions have not yet specified whether Mays will be placed on injured reserve.
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The reporting (5)
- New Lions Injury Updates on Isiah Pacheco, Starting Center Cade Mays and Timelines for Return Bleacher Report · 2h ago
- Campbell: Mays to miss 'significant time' with wrist injury Detroit Lions · 2h ago
- Detroit Lions center Cade Mays out for 'significant' time with injury Detroit Free Press · 2h ago
- Source: Lions' Cade Mays (wrist) expected to miss 8-10 weeks ESPN · 2h ago
- Lions C Cade Mays out for "significant" time with wrist injury NBC Sports · 2h ago
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What is the extent of Cade Mays' injury?
Cade Mays has a wrist injury that will sideline him for 8-10 weeks.
Who will replace Cade Mays in the starting lineup?
The Lions have not yet specified who will replace Mays in the starting lineup.
Will Cade Mays require surgery?
The Lions have not yet specified whether surgery is required for Mays' injury.
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