It took just one emoji for Terrion Arnold to send relief throughout Lions fanbase

Arnold continues to deal with leg injuries

Arnold clearly didn't feel like he had walked off carefully after the Lions' last play of the day. But, he was shut down early, so there obviously existed some concern about exacerbating another leg injury from the second year player.

It's far too early in the offseason to be worried about getting reps in for Arnold when he's already impressed almost everyone watching camp in person, especially as he keeps dealing with these injuries.

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It's unclear whether the team will try to lighten his load leading up to the start of the year or if they'll shut him down entirely to prevent any other issues, but between this and his previous calf injury, it's clear that Arnold is dealing with some pestering health issues.

Still, if he's managed to deal with them and dominate on defense, then perhaps Detroit will simply let him work through the leg issues as he ramps back up into NFL speed.

After last season's injury woes led to an almost completely decimated defense for the Lions, they should be prioritizing player health over practice time and reps. While the Green Bay Packers, the teams' opponent in Week 1, are going to be a tough first matchup, it feels extremely important that they head into that competition with a healthy Arnold.

With him happily conducting interviews during training camp no sign of discomfort, though, it's safe to assume Arnold will continue to practice as he had been even after his calf injury.

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