After missing practice Thursday with an illness, rookie cornerback Terrion Arnold returned to practice Friday. Arnold was listed as a limited participant, but certainly an upgrade from Thursday and trending towards playing Monday against the 49ers.

Cornerback Terrion Arnold returned to practice after missing on Thursday with an illness. Running back David Montgomery remained out with a knee injury. Starting left guard Graham Glasgow was also on the field for the second consecutive day after missing last week's game with a knee injury.

The Lions opened Kalif Raymond's 21-day return-to-practice window but do not expect to have the return man for Monday's game vs. the 49ers

“I’m from Florida, bro,” Arnold said. “I am not supposed to be in this right here. I’m at the gas station trying to get gas, but what in the world? Take me back home, man. Detroit, I love y’all. I love playing for the Lions. But I need to go in the house.” Arnold then shared his reaction to driving in the snow.

Linebacker Jalen Reeves-Maybin started his return-to-practice clock last week, and wide receiver Kalif Raymond returned to the practice field on Thursday, starting his 21-day clock. Meanwhile, cornerback Terrion Arnold and running back David Montgomery were not spotted at the portion of practice open to the media.

There was a large roar from the locker room when the Commanders beat the Eagles, helping the Lions in the NFC standings. Arnold said that was due to a Daniels following through on his promise to get it done this week.

The Detroit Lions (13-2) and San Francisco 49ers (6-9) will square off in Week 17 and both teams were back on the practice field on Friday as they prepare for “Monday Night Football.” Let’s take a look at Friday’s injury report and get you up to date with what we know.