Mekhi Wingo tore the meniscus in his knee last Thanksgiving and underwent a second knee operation this spring.

The Detroit Lions delivered some positive injury news Tuesday, activating defensive tackle Mekhi Wingo from the PUP list.

For the second consecutive day, the Detroit Lions have activated a player from the physically unable to perform (PUP) list, ...

For the second day in a row, the Lions activated a defensive player from the PUP list. This time it's DL Mekhi WIngo ...

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These Lions with the most to gain (or lose) in Thursday's joint practice and Saturday's preseason finale vs Texans in terms of making the team ...

Wingo was activated from the PUP list. LaPorta was back at practice. Norris was also working on the side with trainers while ...

The Lions activated Wingo (knee) off the active/PUP list Tuesday, Richard Silva of The Detroit News reports. Wingo is healthy again after having recovered from a knee injury suffered last November.

A sixth-round pick out of LSU, Mekhi Wingo said he was disappointed with his play in Lions exhibition opener but knows 'I can play in this league.' ...

Mekhi Wingo's time with Missouri and why he left Family has become a theme for Wingo this weekend, as he travels back home to Missouri for LSU's matchup against the No. 22 Tigers in Columbia on ...

Mekhi Wingo’s mom encouraged him to leave home. Perhaps this sounds unusual, a mother wanting her only son to move farther away, but Taneka Wingo never has lived anywhere outside of Missouri.

Wingo watched the draft from a house in Orlando, Florida, with about 30 friends and family. He started to wonder when his phone would ring as other defensive linemen got drafted ahead of him.