Detroit Lions lose starting CB to injury for rest of divisional-round game
DETROIT -- The Detroit Lions lost starting cornerback Amik Robertson early in the divisional-round game against the Washington Commanders. Robertson went straight to the locker room, and has been ruled out due to his elbow injury. NFL Network reports Robertson is heading to a local hospital for further evaluation of his elbow.
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DETROIT -- The Detroit Lions lost starting cornerback Amik Robertson early in the divisional-round game against the ...
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