Lions Linebacker Jack Campbell Says He Has Full Movement in Lower Body After Suffering Neck Injury
Campbell said he is optimistic and thanked medical staff after the injury left him hospitalized and under evaluation.
- On Wednesday, Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell released an emotional statement confirming he has "full movement in my lower body" following his neck injury sustained during Sunday's game.
- Campbell suffered the severe neck injury during Sunday's win against the Minnesota Vikings at Ford Field, where he was immobilized and transported to a local hospital for care.
- The linebacker expressed gratitude to the medical team at Henry Ford Hospital and Lions staff, noting he is making progress with upper-body movement and remains optimistic about recovery.
- His update follows Monday's team announcement stating "preliminary indications are positive," which had raised concerns about his status after the frightening on-field incident.
- Drawing inspiration from Detroit's resilience, Campbell stated he is "taking things one day at a time" as he focuses on continued recovery with faith guiding his outlook.
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Lions' Jack Campbell gives hopeful health update days after neck injury: 'I remain very optimistic'
Three days after sustaining a neck injury during Detroit’s victory over Minnesota, Lions linebacker Jack Campbell said he has full movement in his lower body and is making progress elsewhere.
NFL pro Jack Campbell spoke after a serious accident in a game of the football league from the hospital. "I'm incredibly encouraged by the progress I've made in such a short time," said the linebacker of the Detroit Lions in a team statement.
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Campbell remained lying face down on the floor after making a tackle in the Lions' clash with Minnesota, was carted off the field, and has remained hospitalized since. After the team said signs were positive for Campbell's recovery, the 26-year-old player expressed optimism about his progress in a statement issued via the Lions' social media. "I'm incredibly encouraged by the progress I've made in such a short period of time. I have full movemen…
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