Allen Park, MI (Sports Network) - Detroit Lions safety Louis Delmas underwent
a surgical procedure on his left knee, the club announced Wednesday.
Delmas, who missed the last five regular-season games of the 2011 campaign
with a right knee injury, has been sidelined for most of training camp while
dealing with left knee soreness.
"Louis Delmas had a surgical procedure done yesterday by Dr. James Andrews to
assist in his recovery from knee soreness that developed early in camp," said
Lions vice president of communications Bill Keenist in a statement.
No timetable was given for Delmas' recovery.
A second-round selection (33rd overall) of the Lions back in 2009, the 25-
year-old Western Michigan product has started all 41 games he has appeared in
and has 163 tackles, three sacks and two interceptions with Detroit.
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