The Detroit Lions have been without superstar pass rusher Aidan Hutchinson since he broke the fibula and tibia bones in his left leg during a Week 6 win over the Dallas Cowboys. This type of injury is almost always season-ending.

Aidan Hutchinson broke the fibula and tibia in his left leg in Week 6 against the Cowboys. At the time, Lions coach Dan Campbell called it a season-ending injury that would keep the edge rusher out 4-6 months. Hutchinson is approaching the three-month mark, and Campbell offered something of an update Tuesday.

Hutchinson, who has been out since he suffered a significant leg injury against the Dallas Cowboys in October, posted a video to social media on Monday, depicting his latest progress; the video shows four different angles of Hutchinson running underwater. "Making strides," Hutchinson wrote in his caption.

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