Lions Say Signs Positive for Hospitalized NFL Linebacker Campbell
The Lions said Jack Campbell is resting in a local hospital and will be monitored after a first-quarter tackle injury.
- Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell remains hospitalized following a serious neck injury sustained during Sunday's 19-15 win over the Minnesota Vikings at Ford Field.
- Campbell, an All-Pro captain who signed a four-year extension worth up to $81 million, was injured early in the fourth quarter while tackling Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson.
- Wide receiver Jameson Williams said the team "turned it up a notch for our brother," while quarterback Jared Goff called the event "definitely scary."
- Lions officials confirmed on Monday that Campbell continues to rest with "preliminary indications are positive," though the team has not disclosed a diagnosis or recovery timeline.
- Uncertainty surrounds the Lions' defense ahead of the November 8 matchup against the Miami Dolphins, with Campbell's absence representing a significant blow to the unit.
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Lions say signs positive for hospitalized NFL linebacker Campbell
Campbell was placed onto a backboard by medical personnel and driven off the field during Detroit's 19-15 NFL victory Sunday over previously unbeaten Minnesota. "Jack Campbell continues to rest and recover at a local hospital," the Lions said in a statement. "Preliminary indications are positive and out of respect for Jack and his family we will not share further information at this time." Campbell was injured after making his third tackle of th…
'Primary indications are positive' for Lions linebacker Jack Campbell after neck injury
Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell remained at a hospital on Monday as he recovers from a neck injury suffered during Sunday's win over the Minnesota Vikings. But "primary indications are positive," the team announced.
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Lions All-Pro LB Jack Campbell remains hospitalized with a neck injury
The Detroit Lions say All-Pro linebacker Jack Campbell remains hospitalized for evaluation and monitoring of a neck injury. Campbell was face down on the turf and not moving after hitting Minnesota tight end T.J. Hockenson for his third tackle of…
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