Lions center Cade Mays targets mid-October return from wrist injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 9, 2026, 11:45 AM
Last updated Sep 9, 2026

Detroit Lions center Cade Mays is working toward a return to the field by mid-October following a broken right wrist sustained during training camp on August 9. The team placed him on injured reserve, requiring him to miss at least four games, though the designation allows him to return to the active roster later this season. The original recovery timeline projected eight to 10 weeks of rehabilitation. Depending on his progress, Mays could return for the October 11 game against the Arizona Cardinals or following the team's Week 6 bye for the October 25 contest against the Green Bay Packers. In his absence, Juice Scruggs is slated to handle starting center duties. Quarterback Jared Goff noted the importance of building rhythm and cadence with Scruggs during practices. The Lions open their 2026 season this Sunday at home against the New Orleans Saints.
- •Cade Mays sustained a broken right wrist during training camp on August 9.
- •The Lions placed Mays on injured reserve, mandating a minimum four-game absence.
- •Juice Scruggs is expected to start at center for the team's opener this Sunday.
- •A return is possible by the October 11 game against the Arizona Cardinals.
- •The Lions will utilize their Week 6 bye to continue ramping up Mays' activity.
- 11:45 AMYahoo Sports — Lions injury update: Cade Mays eyeing October return
"Cade Mays is reportedly eyeing a mid-October return from his broken wrist.
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