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The Detroit Lions have been dealt a significant blow with the news that linebacker Jalen Reeves-Maybin has been sidelined due to a neck injury. Reeves-Maybin, who has been a key contributor to the Lions’ defense this season, suffered the injury during the team’s Week 16 game against the Chicago Bears.

According to reports, Reeves-Maybin underwent further evaluation and testing on Monday, which confirmed the extent of the injury. The Lions have since listed him as questionable for Week 17, but it remains unclear whether he will be able to return to the field in time.

“Jalen is a tough guy, and we’re hoping he’ll be able to bounce back quickly,” said Lions head coach Dan Campbell. “However, we also need to prioritize his health and safety, so we’ll be taking things day by day.”

Reeves-Maybin’s injury is a significant setback for the Lions, who have been relying on him to provide depth and versatility in their linebacking corps. The 27-year-old has appeared in 14 games this season, recording 43 tackles, 2 sacks, and 1 interception.

The Lions will likely turn to backup linebacker Anthony Pittman to fill the void left by Reeves-Maybin’s absence. Pittman has seen limited action this season, but has shown promise in his brief appearances.

While the loss of Reeves-Maybin is undoubtedly a blow to the Lions, the team remains optimistic about their chances of making a deep playoff run. With a strong team culture and a never-say-die attitude, the Lions are confident that they can overcome any obstacle and achieve their goals.

“We’re a resilient team, and we’ve faced adversity all season,” said Campbell. “We’ll just need to dig deep and find a way to overcome this latest challenge.”

The Lions will face the San Francisco 49ers in Week 17, and will be looking to bounce back from a tough loss to the Bears last week. With or without Reeves-Maybin, the team is determined to give it their all and make a statement in the final week of the regular season.