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Detroit Lions LB says he has movement in lower body
Detroit Free Press • • general
Key Points:
- Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell, injured during a game on Nov. 1, has reported "full movement" in his lower body and is making progress with his upper body, expressing optimism about his recovery.
- Campbell was injured making a tackle when his head hit a teammate’s hip, causing him to be motionless on the field, leading to a 10-minute game delay and prayers from players and fans.
- The Lions dedicated their comeback win against the Vikings to Campbell, with coach Dan Campbell noting his condition is improving every 8-10 hours and emphasizing the team's mental health support.
- Campbell expressed gratitude for the medical staff, trainers, teammates, and fans, and highlighted his strong faith and determination to overcome the challenges ahead.
- Campbell was a first-round pick in 2023 and is a highly regarded linebacker signed to a four-year, $81 million contract with the Lions through the 2030 season.
