Lions’ Jack Campbell remains hospitalized after ‘scary’ neck injury but initial signs are positive
Summary
Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell remained hospitalized Monday after suffering a neck injury during the team’s win over the Minnesota Vikings. The Lions said preliminary indications were positive but did not provide further details.Key Facts
- Campbell was injured while making a tackle during Sunday’s game.
- Medical staff treated Campbell on the field for about nine minutes before taking him to a nearby hospital.
- The Lions said Campbell was resting and recovering at a local hospital on Monday.
- Coach Dan Campbell described the initial news as positive and asked people to continue praying for the linebacker.
- Quarterback Jared Goff called the injury scary and said the team was praying for Campbell.
- Campbell is 26, was named an All-Pro last season, and is in his fourth NFL season.
- Campbell signed a four-year contract extension with Detroit in May worth $81 million.
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