In Allen Park, the Detroit Lions are facing uncertainty as they head into Week 2 of the NFL season.

PBoth Penei Sewell andp Marcus Davenport are major concerns for the team’s upcoming game against the Tampa Bayp Buccaneers.

Sewell, the All-Pro right tackle, is dealing with an ankle injury, while Davenport, the newly appointed starting edge rusher, is struggling with a groin issue.

Both players have missed practices on consecutive days to start the week, raising concerns about their availability for the Sunday matchup.

The Lions are hopeful that both Sewell and Davenport can make a limited return to practice on Friday, but their status for the game remains uncertain.

The team will need to make their official game designations by 4 p.m. today, which will provide more clarity on whether these key players will be able to participate in the game.

The absence of Sewell would significantly impact the offensive line, while Davenport’s potential absence could affect the defensive pass rush.

As the Lions prepare for their game, the situation remains fluid, and the team is closely monitoring their progress to make a final decision on their availability.