Ihedigbo (knee) is listed as active for Thursday's game against the Bears, the Lions' official site reports.

Ihedigbo is good to go Thursday on the heels of recording a pick (his second in three contests) and a season-high nine tackles this past Sunday against the Patriots, upping his total in that category to 50 in eight games, to go along with two sacks.

Ihedigbo was listed as probable for Thursday's contest versus the Bears, the Lions' official site reports.

Ihedigbo has been particularly productive in the last three games, notching 20 tackles (18 solo) and two interceptions. He'll aim to pounce on the frequent mistakes of Jay Cutler, who has committed 10 turnovers (six interceptions and four fumbles) in the past five outings.

Ihedigbo had nine solo tackles, two passes defended and an interception in Sunday's 34-9 loss to the Patriots.

The Lions were completely outclassed in this game, but Ihedigbo turned in a strong performance against his former team. He's best suited for deeper IDP leagues because he's not a big-time tackler, but Ihedigbo can offer some decent numbers (two sacks, two forced fumbles, two interceptions, six pass breakups this season).

Ihedigbo (neck) is active Sunday at the Jets, Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press reports.

Making his debut with the Lions, the offseason acquisition will man free safety in pursuit of a second consecutive 100-tackle season.

Ihedigbo (neck) is probable for Sunday's game against the Jets.

Ihedigbo has yet to make his regular season debut with the Lions, but he should play about as much as he can handle going forward. He's listed as the team's starting strong safety.

Ihedigbo (neck) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Panthers.

Ihedibgo was doubtful coming into the game after missing Week 1 with the ailment, so fantasy owners will have to wait a little longer for him to make his season-debut.

Ihedigbo (knee) is doubtful for Sunday's game against Carolina.

The Lions secondary is short on both talent and health, so Detroit might be a bit vulnerable to Kelvin Benjamin and Greg Olsen on Sunday.

Ihedigbo (knee) was limited in Thursday's practice, the Lions' official site reports.

After inking a two-year contract with the Lions in the offseason, Ihedigbo worked himself into a starting role, when healthy, at strong safety. He was inactive in the opener with his current ailment, which likely won't allow him to match his output (101 tackles, three interceptions, two forced fumbles, and two fumble recoveries) from a season ago with the Ravens. As the weekend approaches, his status for Sunday's game in Carolina could become more clear, one way or the other.

Ihedigbo (knee/neck) is inactive for Monday's game against the Giants, the Lions' official site reports.

As a result, Isa Abdul-Quddus is in line to start in Ihedigbo's place at strong safety on Monday.

Ihedigbo (knee/neck) is doubtful for Monday's season opener against the Giants, Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press reports.

Ihedigbo practiced Friday and Saturday, but was limited, and isn't expected to be available for Monday's matchup. He will be replaced by Isa Abdul-Quddus on the Lions back end.

Ihedigbo (knee/neck) practiced for the second straight day Saturday, Kyle Meinke of MLive.com reports.

Ihedigbo missed a significant amount of time during the preseason, but was back on the field Friday, and suited up again Saturday. Considering the Lions don't play until Monday night against the Giants, Ihedigbo looks like a pretty safe bet to be in the lineup at this point.

Ihedigbo (knee/neck) participated in individual drills during Friday's practice, the Oakland Press reports.

Ihedigbo had been held out of practice for more than a week, but was back on the field Friday, and look like he might be able to play in Monday's season opener against the Giants. Keep an eye on his status Saturday to see if Ihedigbo is still progressing, and if he isn't, it's likely that rookie Jerome Couplin will fill his spot in the lineup.

Ihedigbo (knee/neck) didn't practice Thursday.

Ihedigbo missed the Lions' final two preseason games with an undetermined ailment, but the true nature of his absence is now known. If he's unable to attain active status in Week 1, it's unclear who exactly would benefit from his absence.

Ihedigbo will not play Friday against the Jaguars.

It's not clear why he won't suit up for the Lions' third preseason game, but it's likely nothing serious, as there was no report of Ihedigbo being injured during the week.

Lions signed SS James Ihedigbo, formerly of the Ravens, to a two-year contract.

Ihedigbo replaces Louis Delmas next to Glover Quin on the back end in Detroit. He's coming off a career-year that saw him rack up 101 tackles and the first three interceptions of his seven-year career. The 30-year-old reunites with DC Teryl Austin, who was Baltimore's DBs coach the past two seasons. Ihedigbo is a strong leader and can play special teams.

The Baltimore Sun reports free agent S James Ihedigbo has multiple offers, and the Ravens aren't expected to retain him.

Ihedigbo visited the Lions on the opening day of free agency but left without a deal. That's the only known interest the 30-year-old has drawn to this point. The Ravens will need to find his replacement next to Matt Elam.

The Baltimore Sun reports the Ravens have "maintained interest" in free agent S James Ihedigbo.

An every-down player for the Ravens last season, Ihedigbo has made only one visit in free agency, venturing to Detroit last week. Ihedigbo is Rotoworld's No. 7 remaining free-agent safety.

Free agent S James Ihedigbo left Detroit without a deal, but is still expected to sign with the Lions.

Free agent S James Ihedigbo will visit the Lions.

Ihedigbo played for new Lions defensive coordinator Teryl Austin for the last two years while both were in Baltimore. He'd ideally be depth at safety and a core special teamer.

The Ravens have named James Ihedigbo their starting strong safety, beating out first-round pick Matt Elam.

They've also crowned Gino Gradkowski at center, where he held off A.Q. Shipley. Coach John Harbaugh emphasized that Elam will still see "significant playing time," despite coming off the bench. Elam can cover the slot in addition to play safety. He'll likely replace Ihedigbo in obvious passing situations.