Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell has captivated the hearts and minds of supporters, his teammates and the coaching staff. Since Campbell suffered a serious injury at Ford Field against the Minnesota Vikings, many have wondered about his playing future.
The Detroit Lions arrived in Miami this past Sunday carrying more than just a game plan. A week after linebacker Jack Campbell was carted off Ford Field on a stretcher following a tackle in the fourth quarter against the Minnesota Vikings, teammates and coaches walked into Hard Rock Stadium wearing his No.
Eight days since he suffered a major neck injury in Week 8, Lions linebacker Jack Campbell remains at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. Campbell issued a positive update last Wednesday, stating he regained full movement in his lower body and was making progress with movement in his upper body.
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The Detroit Lions secured a 19-9 victory over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. However, one teammate was noticeably absent as Detroit celebrated its latest win: linebacker Jack Campbell.
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The Detroit Lions had so much more to handle than a game plan against the Miami Dolphins this week. A devastating injury to linebacker Jack Campbell created some adversity, but head coach Dan Campbell noted during a pregame interview that the focus for the team was on improving and responding to the challenge.
It’s been a week since Detroit Lions star linebacker Jack Campbell suffered a career-threatening neck injury against the Minnesota Vikings. While he may still be trying to regain the proper use of his body, he is eager to ensure he gets back onto the field.
Campbell suffered a scary neck injury during the Lions' game against the Vikings in Week 8 after tackling tight end T.J. Hockenson early in the fourth quarter.
The Detroit Lions are on the road Sunday afternoon as they travel to take on the Miami Dolphins in a Week 9 interconference matchup. Detroit enters Sunday’s game with a 5-2 record after defeating the Minnesota Vikings at home in Week 8.
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On Sunday afternoon, the Detroit Lions will attempt to notch their fourth consecutive win when they square off with the Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins, which have won just one game this season (1-6), are coming off a 24-19 defeat at the hands of the New England Patriots.
The Detroit Lions OnSI staff previews the Detroit Lions Week 9 matchup with the Miami Dolphins. Christian Booher: I think with the emotions that have been felt throughout the week, there is a chance that the Lions come out sluggish against Miami.
The Detroit Lions will look to capture their fourth straight win on Sunday, as the team will travel to Hard Rock Stadium to square off against the Miami Dolphins.
The Detroit Lions announced a series of roster moves on Saturday for their Week 9 game against the Dolphins. The full list includes: Lions placed LB Jack
Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell is staying positive as he works his way back from a scary neck injury against the Minnesota Vikings. Still, his latest health update has doctors and medical experts worried about what this means for his football future.
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Jack Campbell exited his team’s game on Sunday in the fourth quarter. He suffered a neck injury and went limp on the field before he was rushed to the hospital.
There are some Sundays when the final score doesn’t matter nearly as much as the news that follows. The Detroit Lions beat the Minnesota Vikings 19-15, but nobody was spending much time celebrating that victory after linebacker Jack Campbell suffered a serious neck injury and was taken to hospital for evaluation and treatment.
Campbell has shared his first statement since suffering a serious injury.
Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell on Wednesday announced that he is "optimistic" as he attempts to recover from a serious neck injury, saying that he has full movement in his lower body and is making progress with movement in his upper body.
Lions linebacker Jack Campbell has been hospitalized since he suffered a neck injury in a win over the Vikings last Sunday. There were no major updates on Campbell’s status the next two days, but the 26-year-old offered great news on Wednesday.
Lions LB Jack Campbell was carted off with a head-and-neck injury after a collision with Vikings TE T.J. Hockenson in Week 8. Campbell released a statement, saying he’s fully regained movement in his lower body and his making progress on movement with his upper body. Campbell, 26, was the No.
Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell has provided an update after leaving the game following a scary injury on Sunday. Campbell said he has “full movement in my lower body” and is continuing to make progress in a lengthy statement that the Lions shared on social media.
Lions linebacker Jack Campbell suffered a neck injury during the Week 8 game against the Vikings and was taken to a nearby hospital for evaluation and treatment.
The Detroit Lions have provided an injury update on linebacker Jack Campbell after Sunday’s frightening on-field incident. Campbell suffered a neck injury during Sunday’s win over the Minnesota Vikings at Ford Field in Detroit, Mich.
Campbell suffered a serious injury in the Lions' win over the Vikings.
During the fourth quarter of the game, Lions linebacker Jack Campbell suffered a serious injury and was rushed to a local hospital for treatment and evaluation.
Campbell was carted off the field during the fourth quarter of a 19-15 home win over the Minnesota Vikings in Week 8.
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