Penei Sewell could start at left tackle Thursday for the Detroit Lions against the Green Bay Packers if Taylor Decker can't play.

Lions coach Dan Campbell said Decker, who suffered a knee injury during the team's 24-6 win over the Indianapolis Colts on Nov. 24 and missed Detroit's Thanksgiving Day contest against the Chicago Bears, is considered day-to-day but is getting "better and better."

The Detroit Lions released their Week 13 injury designations ahead of their Thanksgiving contest against the Chicago Bears. Veteran cornerback Carlton Davis, who is currently dealing with a knee and thumb injury, was officially ruled out.

If Decker can’t go, the Lions will likely lean on Dan Skipper to step into the starting lineup. What will be interesting to follow is whether Detroit will move Penei Sewell from

Carlton Davis, Taylor Decker ruled out vs. Bears, and two other prominent starters are questionable with injuries

Taylor Decker missed his second game in four weeks on Thanksgiving, and the Detroit Lions might be without the left tackle again. Detroit hosts the Green Bay Packers on Thursday Night Football in a meaty NFC North prime-time matchup.

Dan Campbell talks about signing four new defensive players while Woody Woodriffe, Pat Caputo and Mike Stone discuss the Bears game and what is yet to come for the Lions.