EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Detroit Lions rookie cornerback Terrion Arnold was cleared to practice Tuesday after going through concussion protocol Monday. The team’s first draft pick in April stood out during the first two weeks of training camp in Allen Park, in part because of his talking and aggressiveness.

During the first joint practice here Monday at Quest Diagnostics Center, the New York Giants facility, Arnold was run over by a Giants offensive lineman on a run play and had to leave the field.

Dan Campbell, the Lions head coach, said Arnold was good to go Tuesday. In his pre-practice media session Tuesday morning, Campbell also said offensive guard Kevin Zeitler and linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez would miss practice Tuesday and with minor issues.

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Sam LaPorta, who didn’t suit up Monday, also missed Tuesday's practice. Campbell said he is dealing with a minor hamstring issue, and the tight end should be back soon.

Safety Ifeatu Melinfonwu also missed practice. The Lions are trying him out in the nickel slot as a cornerback. Campbell said his issue was minor and he will be back soon.

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