Will any Detroit Lions players return from injury this week?

What was Campbell’s overall evaluation of the first five games?

Not enough wins, obviously.

But as Campbell took a step away from it, he said he actually felt better about where the team is at after six weeks because he feels they’re closer to playing winning football than the record indicates.

“But we can’t just say that,” he said. “We can’t just say we’re close. We can’t just be close, and so I think that’s why everything goes back to – man, we have to hone in on all the little things that we do in walkthrough, man, our urgency the way we walk through.

“And then practices have got to be on point, and I think there’s got to be central focus on that day and quit worrying about two days from now, Sunday – it doesn’t matter. All that matters is the work that you put in on that day.”

Will we see defensive lineman Romeo Okwara on the field this season?

That is the plan, according to Campbell. Okwara is progressing and doing a good job in his rehab.

Okwara was Detroit’s sack leader two years ago. He suffered the Achilles injury Week 4 last season.

“There again, the Achilles just (heals) at a different rate, but he’s doing a good job and you guys know Rome,” Campbell said. “I mean he puts in the work now, but it’s coming, it’s just when he’s ready, he’ll be out there.”

What about the injury status of wide receiver Jameson Williams and fullback Jason Cabinda?

Campbell doesn’t expect either player back on the practice field this week.