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Lions Visit Dolphins Seeking Fourth Straight Win

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The 5-2 Detroit Lions visit the 1-6 Miami Dolphins on Sunday, with Detroit seeking a fourth straight win and Miami trying to build an identity under first-year coach Jeff Hafley. Detroit’s linebacker Jack Campbell has a neck injury after a frightening on-field incident; early indications were encouraging, though the team has shared limited medical details. The Lions also expect to be without cornerback D.J. Reed, edge rusher DJ Wonnum and center Cade Mays, putting added pressure on their depth. Miami could get rookie left guard Kadyn Proctor back as he progresses through concussion protocol; his absence coincided with a season-low 74 rushing yards against New England. Detroit’s high-powered offense presents a major challenge for Miami, which is coming off a blown halftime lead and its fourth consecutive loss.

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