Everything Dan Campbell Said After Lions Game, Morice Norris Injury

On the emotions of the injury and that moment:

“Oh, that's an eye-opener. It's just an eye-opener. It hits. It hits a little different and it puts things in perspective. I tell you what. Man, it's a violent game. We love it, but when stuff like this happens, the silver lining is the brotherhood. To see all those guys, from that team, our team kind of come together and everybody is thinking about another player, it just means a lot.”

On what he told the team following the injury:

“No, I just told them to pray for him. Because at that point, we didn't have much. He was breathing, so I shared that and said, 'Please pray for him,' and I told him, 'We're taking knees. We're going to take knees. They are and we are until this thing is over.’”

On Morice Norris the person:

“He's another one of those young guys. We've got some guys that have taken Mo under their wings. Kerby, Branch and those guys. It's like a little brother to them. He's somebody that wants to be a part of that group, comes in, works hard, year two, looking for the growth. And the kid just wants to get better every day. I don't even know what else to say, to be honest with you.”

On if people will be staying with Norris at the hospital:

“We'll have, obviously, some members who are going to stay back. We have some players I know will want to see him and are going to take care of him. I know his mom is with him, which is awesome, good to hear.”