The Detroit Lions backfield will be in top shape heading into the divisional playoff against the Washington Commanders on Saturday night with David Montgomery off the injured list.
Montgomery hasn't played since suffering an MCL injury in Week 15 more than a month ago.
Since then, Jahmyr Gibbs has taken on the majority of Detroit's running back workload instead of sharing it with Montgomery.
The Lions have been one of the hardest-hit teams in football, and Saturday's matchup gave Detroit one of its best results of the season.
Only three players were listed on Detroit's injury report. Pat O'Connor and Kevin Zeitler are out.
Cornerback Ennis Rakestraw is doubtful for the game.
Montgomery hasn't played since suffering an MCL injury in Week 15 more than a month ago.
Detroit has home field advantage during the playoffs as the number one seed in the NFC and finishes the regular season with a 15-2 record.
The Commanders defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on the road in the wild card round last week, becoming the only non-winning team in the division still playing in the postseason.
Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold is also off the injured list and will likely be assigned to guard Washington's top target, Terry McLaurin, at Ford Field.
Washington and Detroit haven't played in the postseason since 1999 and beyond the wild-card round since 1991, and the now-Commanders won both games.