The foot injury suffered by Lions wide receiver and punt returner Kalif Raymond in the Week 12 win over the Colts is going to land the veteran on Detroit's injured reserve. That's per a report from Ian Rapoport,

The Detroit Lions were waiting the results of a second opinion prior to making their official decision on injured wideout Kalif Raymond. On Tuesday, it was reported the veteran wideout would miss at least the next four games,

Meanwhile, the Bears will be without two players — safety Elijah Hicks and offensive lineman Ryan Bates. Both also missed last week's game due to injury. Jonathan Owens is expected to start at safety in place of Hicks.

Kalif Raymond, one of the NFL's top punt returners, suffered a left foot injury in the third quarter of Detroit Lions vs. Indianapolis Colts.

Curious about the latest on Detroit Lions’ wide receiver and return specialist Kalif Raymond? Fans have been eager for updates since his third-quarter exit against the Colts. His injury is a major blow to the Lions team,

Detroit Lions receiver and return specialist Kalif Raymond is headed to injured reserve with a foot injury, NFL Network reported Wednesday. Raymond, 30, was carted off the field after returning

The Lions will be without their primary punt returner for an extended stretch as a result of a Week 12 injury. They are placing Kalif Raymond on IR, NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport notes.

Lions wide receiver Kalif Raymond suffered a foot injury during Sunday’s game against the Colts. He was initially listed as questionable to return. He has since been downgraded to out. Raymond was injured during a punt return in the third quarter. He initially limped off the field but was eventually carted off to the locker room.