The Dallas Cowboys, who are 7-0 at AT&T Stadium after outscoring opponents 279-108, have been the most

explosive team in the NFL when playing at home this season. They average 39.9 points.

Thus, it’s a good thing that Cam Sutton, the Detroit Lions’ top veteran cornerback, will be available.

Sutton missed practice on Thursday due to a toe issue, so the Lions categorized him as questionable to play tonight.

As part of Detroit’s strategy to contain Dallas’ skilled receiving group, which is led by CeeDee Lamb (109 receptions for 1,424

yards and nine touchdowns), Sutton is active.

The practice squad promoted veteran defensive tackle Tyson Alualu to the active roster, and he will make his Lions debut against

the Cowboys.

The 14-year veteran, who has played in 139 games (103 starts) over his career, spent the last six seasons with Pittsburgh.

He is a valuable asset to Detroit’s interior line.

Due to Alualu’s availability, Detroit has placed defensive lineman Brodric Martin and Levi Onwuzurike on inactive status.