Lions regular season injury recap: Offense edition

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The Detroit Lions offense this year was remarkably healthy during the 2024 regular season which stood in stark contrast to the defense. See my previous article for the defensive injury recap.

There will always be minor injuries but there were no major, season-ending injuries to the offense. Most starters and key reserves were available for the vast majority of the season. Currently, almost all starters are healthy entering the playoffs, save for 1a/1b RB David Montgomery and OG Kevin Zeitler who both might be ready for the first playoff game.

The health of the offense is a big reason why the team leaned on the offense throughout the year, and that will continue to be the case in the playoffs.

Here are the most significant injuries to the offense ranked in order of most impactful to the season. In parentheses are the number of full games missed.


Taylor Decker, OT (3 full games missed)

Pec strain and rotator cuff, November

Right knee MCL and right ankle, November 24


David Montgomery, RB (3)

Right MCL, December 15


Kalif Raymond, WR (5)

Left foot, November 24


Sam LaPorta, TE (1)

Hamstring, August

Right low ankle sprain September 22

Left AC joint sprain, November 10


Frank Ragnow, C (1)

Left pec strain, September 22


Christian Mahogany, OG (10)

Mono, July


Graham Glasgow, OG (1)

Knee, December


Kevin Zeitler, OG (1)

Groin/hip, October

Right hamstring, January 5


Antoine Green, WR (17)

Concussion, August 8


Connor Galvin, OT (17)

Left MCL, August 8


Tre’Quan Smith, WR (17)

Hand, August 17

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