In a surprising move, the Detroit Lions have made some last-minute changes to their defensive line and secondary for today's game. The activation of Alim McNeill and the elevation of Alualu has resulted in an overload of defensive line positions. As a result, Cominsky, Harris, and Martin will be inactive for this game.

The decision to make Cominsky inactive, despite no reported injuries, has left fans questioning the Lions' strategy. Cominsky has been providing the team with starter-level snaps, making his absence somewhat puzzling. It is possible that the Lions feel they have enough interior presence and have opted to focus on a more athletic defensive edge.

Additionally, the return of C.J. Gardner-Johnson from injured reserve has added another dimension to the Lions' defense. With Gardner-Johnson back in action, the Lions now have a total of 11 defensive backs for this game. This abundance of defensive backs is the likely reason for Gilmore being inactive.

The Lions' decisions regarding their defensive line and secondary have raised eyebrows among fans and analysts alike. It remains to be seen how these changes will affect the team's performance in today's game. Will the new lineup prove to be a winning strategy, or will the absence of key players hinder the Lions' defensive efforts?

As the Lions take the field against their opponents, it is clear that they are willing to make bold moves and experiment with their defensive formations. The outcome of today's game will undoubtedly shed light on the effectiveness of the Lions' choices and provide insights into the team's future strategies.

Fans will be eagerly watching to see how McNeill and Alualu perform in their elevated roles, and whether the Lions' secondary can hold its ground with the return of Gardner-Johnson. Only time will tell if these surprising changes pay off for the Lions or if they will be left with questions and regrets at the end of the game.