Kerby Joseph Begins Ramp-Up Process Ahead of Vikings Matchup
Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell announced that safety Kerby Joseph will begin his ramp-up process, including running and reintroducing football activities, ahead of the Vikings matchup. Joseph has passed strength tests for his knee, thigh, and quadriceps, and his…
Detroit, MI, October 29, 2026 —
Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph is set to begin a ramp-up process ahead of the team’s matchup with the Vikings, head coach Dan Campbell announced. The process will include running and the reintroduction of football activities.
Joseph has passed strength tests for his knee, thigh and quadriceps, according to the information provided. His progress will continue to be monitored as he works toward a return to game action. The announcement describes the next stage of his progression but does not confirm that he will play against the Vikings.
No further details were provided about the reason for Joseph’s absence or the timing of his return. The matchup date and location, as well as any additional steps in the ramp-up process, were not specified.
The update indicates that Joseph is moving from strength testing into running and football-related activities. His status remains subject to continued monitoring, and the information available does not provide a timetable for completing the process. Campbell’s announcement also does not specify whether Joseph will take part in all team activities or how his progress will be assessed.
For now, the stated development is the start of the ramp-up process, rather than a confirmation of availability. Joseph’s progress toward game action will be monitored as he continues through the steps outlined by Campbell.
Story summarized from the original created by Brandon Carr on www.clickondetroit.com, see more information here.
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