#Lions RB D'Andre Swift (ankle), TE T.J. Hockenson (hip), C Frank Ragnow (foot) and DE Aidan Hutchinson (thigh) – all listed as questionable – will play today at Minnesota, per sources. Expect a bigger role for Swift, who had seven touches last week for 87 yards and a TD.

Crowd bit on that play-fake, started celebrating a handoff/stop to Craig Reynolds, Goff had the ball and hit Reynolds on a crosser

Lions WR Amon-Ra St. Brown is being looked at by trainers on the sidelines. I am not well.

Swift (ankle) is listed as questionable, but he's expected to play Sunday against the Vikings, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com reports.

Swift played through the same injury last week, handling 51 percent of the offensive snaps but only seven touches in a win over Washington. However, he made the most of his opportunities with 87 yards from scrimmage and a touchdown. Coach Dan Campbell said Wednesday that Swift was much healthier than he'd been at the same time the previous week, so the running back seems likely to see an uptick in his workload against Minnesota after being used sparingly in Week 2.

Ballgame. Dan Campbell gave his team the lead with aggressive decision making, then put his team in a spot it could not overcome with that FG attempt

Lions' Jamaal Williams penalized for Key & Peele "Hingle McCringleberry" TD dance. wp.me/pbBqYq-cnAv

The Minnesota Vikings beat the Detroit Lions by a score of 28-24 in a crazy game that felt like the Vikings were trying to blow it.

The game started out with both teams missing field goals on their opening drive and the Lions jumped out to a 14-0 lead.

Amon-Ra St. Brown and D.J. Chark were getting open early and often helping the Lions convert three fourth downs in the first half. They ended up going 4-6 on fourth downs in the game.

The much-maligned quarterback Jared Goff was the better signal-caller on the day looking confident and accurate in the pocket and making plays on the move. He finished the game 25-for-41 for 277 yards, a touchdown and the game-ending interception on a hail mary-type pla

St. Brown recorded six receptions on nine targets for 73 yards in Sunday's 28-24 loss to the Vikings.

St. Brown tied for the team lead in receptions and set up a two-yard touchdown for Jamaal Williams with a 30-yard catch and run midway through the first quarter. He lacked some explosiveness on his catches for the rest of the game, and he told reporters after the game that he rolled his right ankle during the second quarter, per Eric Woodyard of ESPN.com. St. Brown expects to suit up for a Week 4 matchup against the Seahawks, but his status will be worth monitoring throughout the week.

D'Andre Swift wasn't using his left arm much in the locker room after the game, looked like he might have got treatment on his shoulder. And Josh Reynolds suffered a low ankle sprain. Lions offense can be really good, but also dealing with lots of injuries right now

D'Andre Swift, TJ Hockenson and Aidan Hutchinson are all active vs. Minnesota. twitter.com/lions/status/1…

Austin Seibert is good from 4⃣0⃣ to put the #Lions back on top. #DETvsMIN | #OnePride pic.twitter.com/FrSdmI413P

Campbell said they'll know more on Tracy Walker injury in morning but might be Achilles he said.

Jeff Okudah, playing better than ever these days, opens the second half with a third-down PBU. Huge play, given Minnesota's 14-point surge

Did Charles Harris knock that ball out of the Vikings' center's hands as he was looking for a ref to try to get it spotted? Replay boards here showed it and fans booed, but couldn't quite tell

That was a brilliantly called series by OC Ben Johnson. #DETvsMIN

Evan Brown getting the start at RG for the Lions judging by pregame warmupsm Dan Skipper at LG again

Detroit Lions inactives: G Jonah Jackson DL John Cominsky DL Demetrius Taylor G Drew Forbes CB Chase Lucas S Ifeatu Melifonwu TE James Mitchell

so, I don't hate Dan Campbell's fourth down aggression -- didn't hate the spot they went for it and didn't get it the last time. However at some point, if you don't start letting Jack Fox do his thing to help Aaron Glenn more ... probably gonna hear about it.

How did the Lions allow a receiver to run so wide open on that final TD? Better question: How did they do it *coming out of a timeout*? "Miscommunication," they say -- a reoccurring problem under Aaron Glenn. Story: bit.ly/3SwE91L pic.twitter.com/DcSQu55knl

The Detroit Lions final injury report from Week 3 listed four key players as questionable to play in Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Vikings. Lions fans, and some fantasy football owners, can breathe a little easier based on some information that came out early on Sunday.

Per Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network, all four of the questionable Lions will suit up and play for the Lions against the Vikings. Tight end T.J. Hockenson, DE Aidan Hutchinson, center Frank Ragnow and RB D’Andre Swift are expected to be in the lineup according to the NFL.com insider. Pelissero added to “expect a bigger role” from Swift, who received just five carries in the Week 2 win over Washington