Lions' Marvin Jones injures leg, two others miss practice

Justin Rogers
The Detroit News
Lions wide receiver Marvin Jones Jr.

Allen Park — The Detroit Lions had a scare during Saturday’s practice when wide receiver Marvin Jones suffered a leg injury.

Going up for a fade in end zone, Jones got tangled up with cornerback DeShawn Shead, who came down across Jones’ legs. The receiver got up and walked a few steps before going back to the ground where his left leg was tended to by trainers.

On a positive note, Jones remained outside for the rest of the practice. He responded affirmatively when asked if he was OK as he was heading into the locker room after practice, but otherwise declined comment.

In addition to Jones not being able to finish, the Lions were down two players on Saturday. Cornerback Nevin Lawson was absent from the field, while rookie safety Tracy Walker worked on the side with a trainer during the practice. Wide receiver Teo Redding was limited. 

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