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Lions LB Jack Campbell still in hospital, but signs positive
The Lions said preliminary indications are positive after the linebacker was taken to a hospital for evaluation and will remain there overnight.
- On Sunday, November 1, 2026, Detroit Lions All-Pro linebacker Jack Campbell was immobilized on a backboard and carted off the field after sustaining a neck injury during the team's 19-15 victory over the Minnesota Vikings.
- Campbell sustained the injury early in the fourth quarter while tackling Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson, colliding with teammate linebacker Jimmy Rolder on the play.
- Teammates and coaching staff were visibly distraught as medical personnel tended to Campbell for nearly 10 minutes, with several players kneeling in prayer on the field.
- Team officials confirmed that Campbell was transported to a local hospital for evaluation and monitoring; he was breathing and alert when removed from the field.
- The Lions lost five defensive players during the divisional clash, compounding roster strain as Detroit prepares for the remainder of the 2026 season.
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PressNewsAgencyNFL-Lions report positive progress for linebacker Campbell after injury
Nov 2 : Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell continues to rest and recover at a local hospital, the NFL team said on Monday, a day after he was carried off the field with a frightening injury during a game against the Minnesota Vikings.Campbell lay motionless on the ground after levelling a hit on Vikings t
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Dramatic scenes unfolded when Detroit Lions player Jack Campbell was seriously injured during the game against the Minnesota Vikings. He was treated on the field for more than ten minutes and then taken to the hospital.
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