Lions' RB Jamaal Williams (hip, illness) and TE T.J. Hockenson, both listed as questionable for Sunday, both are expected to play vs. the Bengals, per source.

Swift (groin), who is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Bengals, is expected to play, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

The Lions have regularly been listing Swift as questionable for games after he sustained a groin injury in early August, but his availability for any week has never seemed to be in major peril. The second-year back's usage of late would seemingly hint that the Lions are becoming increasingly comfortable with his health; after playing between 55 and 68 percent of the offensive snaps through the first three weeks, he's logged 72 and 73 percent snap shares in Weeks 4 and 5, respectively.

Definitely don't want to hear Dan Campbell talk about how much his team fought today, no matter what happens in these final 10 minutes. Defense was competitive early, closed up shop at halftime, and the offense stinks.

Lions head coach Dan Campbell on QB Jared Goff: "I feel like he needs to step up more than he has."

Ja'Marr Chase having a better day blocking than Penei Sewell.

Lions' WRs today: * Amon-Ra St. Brown * Kalif Raymond * KhaDarel Hodge * Tom Kennedy * Geronimo Allison Not quite how they envisioned it heading into the season.

Goff takes a check down to Williams for a loss of two. He had Darren Fells cutting across the middle for at least 15.

Throw really wasn't that bad from Burrow, just through Chase's hands. Lions take advantage with the pick. Taunting on Tracy Walker for flexing after the pick, I guess.

Rookie RB Jermar Jefferson is active for the first time in his career

That was Derrick Barnes and Alim McNeill blowing up that last series for the Lions. Rookies doing some work at least

Aaron Glenn deserves a ton of credit for what he's doing with an outmanned defense. Once again, the offense is laying an egg. And once again, the defense is coming through with huge stops to keep Detroit in it, including a pick by Oruwariye and a third-down sack by Julian Okwara

Austin Seibert hits from 35 to get the Lions on the board, and a lot of sarcastic cheers from the crowd. It's 27-3

Aaron Glenn has dialed up a several over the A-gaps already, mostly using Alex Anzalone. Threat of interior pressure that time left Julian Okwara uncovered for the sack.

Evans got behind Jalen Reeves-Maybin. Bengals add extra point and lead 7-0 with 8:26 left in 1st quarter. #CINvsDET

Interesting to note that Lions de-activated Trinity Benson - who they traded for in the preseason - and are playing Tom Kennedy and PS call-up Geronimo Allison instead.

Jack Fox just punted a 70-yard line drive that bounced out of bounds at the 2. Still a robot.

With both running backs among four Detroit Lions players listed as questionable for Sunday’s matchup with the Cincinnati Bengals, the inactive list for Detroit provided a welcome sigh of relief.

Both D’Andre Swift and Jamaal Williams are active for the Week 6 contest at Ford Field. The two other players who were questionable with injury designations, TE T.J. Hockenson and OLB Trey Flowers, are also active.

The Lions who will be inactive:

For the Bengals, there are not really any surprises

Tom Kennedy will rejoin the Lions' depleted WR group today -- he's active for the first time since Week 2. Jermar Jefferson's also active. Minor surprise: Trinity Benson will sit. Other Lions inactives: Jashon Cornell, Daryl Worley, Eric Banks, Mark Gilbert, Jessie Lemonier

Detroit Lions inactives: WR Trinity Benson CB Daryl Worley DE Eric Banks OLB Jessie Lemonier CB Mark Gilbert DE Jashon Cornell

Great read by Jerry Jacobs on third down. He's playing with a ton of confidence right now.

Derrick Barnes coming off the field holding his shoulder. Getting looked at now.

Julian Okwara has been trending up lately, and just broke through with his first career sack. Good to see him starting to figure it out