The day after a game is always a good time to check back in on who played and for how long for the Detroit Lions. Week 2 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers snap counts are now out. Before even getting to the player participation,

Tim Patrick missed the past 2 seasons with injuries but is expected to play Sunday vs. the Bucs as an elevation from the Detroit Lions practice squad.

Despite a loss to the Buccaneers on Sunday, Lions coach Dan Campbell believes Tim Patrick could have a bigger role following an impressive debut.

New Detroit Lions wide receiver Tim Patrick could eventually become a solid contributor in Ben Johnson’s offense. The veteran wideout will begin the year on the practice squad while he

Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jameson Williams and Kalif Raymond remain atop the Lions' depth chart at receiver and Tom Kennedy has been active the first two games as a practice-squad elevation, but undrafted rookie Isaiah Williams missed Sunday's loss with an abdominal injury, which could open a more permanent role for Patrick.

They announced that they have elevated Tom Kennedy and Tim Patrick from the practice squad. Both players will revert back to the practice squad after the game. Kennedy and Patrick were called up a day after the Lions listed Jameson Williams as questionable to play because of an ankle injury that limited him in practice all week.