The Detroit Lions All-Pro center partially tore his pectoral muscle in the 20-13 win on Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals, according to NFL Network. He is considered week to week and “could be back soon,” according to the report. The injury is not believed to be season-ending, so at least there’s that?

Already nursing several key injuries following the Week 3 victory over the Arizona Cardinals, the Detroit Lions got hit with another big one on Monday. All-Pro center Frank Ragnow is reportedly week-to-week after suffering a partially torn pectoral muscle in the win.

The Lions also lost defensive starters Marcus Davenport and Derrick Barnes to long-term injuries in Sunday's win over Arizona.

The Detroit Lions picked up a big victory over the Arizona Cardinals in Week Three to improve to 2-1 on the season. Despite coming away with the win, the game proved costly for the Lions as star tight

The Lions will likely slide guard veteran Graham Glasgow into Ragnow’s spot in the interim, as they did when Ragnow missed time last season.

The Detroit Lions roster has been besieged by injuries the past two weeks. After Marcus Davenport was likely lost for the season with a torn triceps muscle and Derrick Barnes' knee injury being considered long-term,