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Lage, L. (2026, October 28). Lions clear Joseph to practice, gives team 21 days to decide whether to put safety on active roster. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/lions-clear-joseph-to-practice-gives-team-21-days-to-decide-whether-to-put-safety-on-active-roster/article_fdb67e4b-8212-5527-b2f7-b1b0745b02da.html
Lage, Larry. “Lions clear Joseph to practice, gives team 21 days to decide whether to put safety on active roster.” Toronto Star, 28 Oct. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/lions-clear-joseph-to-practice-gives-team-21-days-to-decide-whether-to-put-safety-on-active-roster/article_fdb67e4b-8212-5527-b2f7-b1b0745b02da.html.
Lage, Larry. “Lions clear Joseph to practice, gives team 21 days to decide whether to put safety on active roster.” Toronto Star, October 28, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/lions-clear-joseph-to-practice-gives-team-21-days-to-decide-whether-to-put-safety-on-active-roster/article_fdb67e4b-8212-5527-b2f7-b1b0745b02da.html.
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The Detroit Lions cleared safety Kerby Joseph to practice on Wednesday, giving the team 21 days to decide whether to put him on the active roster or place him on season-ending injured reserve. Joseph, who was previously sidelined due to an injured left knee and had only played in six games last year before being placed on injured reserve, has been working out separately from team activities but recently made enough progress to start practicing again. This decision comes after he signed a four-year contract worth $86 million prior to the 2025 season, making him one of the highest-paid safeties. Coach Dan Campbell noted that this is "a step in the right direction" and emphasized that Joseph's readiness for football practice will now determine his future with the team. If the Lions do not activate Joseph within three weeks, he will be ineligible to play this season.