Nate Burleson (broken leg) says he's "healed up," and "three months ahead of schedule."
Nate Burleson's restructured contract drops his 2013 base salary from $4.5 million to $2 million.
Nate Burleson has agreed to restructure his contract, which will likely keep him with the Lions in 2013.
Nate Burleson (leg) expects to be ready for the beginning of the offseason program.
Lions GM Martin Mayhew said he is monitoring Nate Burleson's rehab from a broken leg closely.
Nate Burleson (broken leg) hinted that he would be willing to consider restructuring his contract to remain with the Lions in 2013.
Nate Burleson (broken leg, injured reserve) has shed his crutches, and believes he should be ready for football activities by February.
Nate Burleson (IR, leg) admitted that he could be released prior to next season.
Lions placed WR Nate Burleson on injured reserve with a broken leg, ending his season.
Nate Burleson will undergo surgery to repair his broken leg and could be sidelined up to eight months.
Nate Burleson broke his right leg in Monday night's loss to the Bears and will miss the remainder of the 2012 season.
Nate Burleson left Monday night's game against the Bears with an apparent right knee injury and will not return.
Nate Burleson (undisclosed) returned to practice on Thursday.
Nate Burleson was absent from Wednesday's practice.