The Lions will be without Kenny Golladay for at least one game, possibly several.
The team's star wide receiver left Sunday's loss to the Colts with a hip injury and is "expected to be out this week and will be considered week-to-week going forward," according to Ian Rapoport.
There's a chance the Lions could place Golladay on three-week injured reserve, which would render him unavailable until the team's Thanksgiving game against the Texans -- at the earliest.
Golladay's injury, which occurred late in the first half against the Colts, comes amid his standoff with the Lions on a potential extension. His name has also popped up in rumors ahead of Tuesday's trade deadline.
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If Golladay doesn't feel 100 percent fit to play moving forward, he might not be inclined to take the field without a new contract. With his current deal set to expire after this season, there's a chance -- albeit a small one -- that he's played his last game for the Lions.
At the very least, it's safe to say Golladay won't be out there when Detroit takes on Minnesota in Week 9.