Ennis Rakestraw Jr., the promising second-year cornerback for the Detroit Lions, received positive news following a concerning injury during training camp. Initially, the injury appeared severe as Rakestraw exited practice grabbing his shoulder. However, head coach Dan Campbell confirmed that tests reflected no significant damage, stating that everything came back negative.

Rakestraw is expected to miss only a few days of practice as he recovers from soreness. This news is a significant relief for the Lions, considering Rakestraw's early career has already been marred by injuries. His absence, albeit temporary, could test the depth of the Lions' secondary, but the team seems optimistic about his return.