Mekhi Wingo is listed as doubtful for the upcoming game against the Packers due to an ankle injury. His status adds to the Lions' injury concerns as they prepare for the matchup.

Mekhi Wingo could play a role in filling the void left by Davenport's season-ending injury. The Lions have experimented with utilizing defensive tackles like Wingo at the end position to maximize versatility. He may see increased playing time in specific defensive packages to help bolster the team's depth in the absence of injured players.

Mekhi Wingo made his NFL debut, playing six snaps in the game. As a rookie, his involvement highlights the Lions’ commitment to integrating new talent into their defensive scheme, showcasing the team's depth and willingness to utilize younger players in key situations.

Mekhi Wingo's early role may hinge on the availability of nose tackle DJ Reader. He possesses the versatility to move along the defensive line and could see significant playing time. Although he faced challenges during the preseason and is undersized, he has the potential to make an impact within Aaron Glenn’s defense.

Mekhi Wingo, a defensive lineman drafted from the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, has signed with the Detroit Lions.