Jack Campbell live updates: Latest news on Lions linebacker hospitalized with neck injury
Campbell exited Sunday's Lions vs. Vikings game in a scary moment, with the team providing updates on his status.
Jack Campbell, the Lions linebacker, was hospitalized with a neck injury during Sunday's game against the Vikings. The incident occurred in the fourth quarter of the 19-15 win for Detroit. Campbell collided with Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson and was left motionless on the ground. The medical team quickly took action, placing Campbell on a spinal board and carting him off.
The Lions head coach, Dan Campbell, addressed the team following the incident, expressing his support for Campbell and requesting the team to keep him in their thoughts and prayers. The Lions stated that Campbell was resting and would remain in a local hospital for the night for continued evaluation and monitoring. At the time, Dan Campbell said Campbell was breathing and alert when he left the stadium.
However, the team has not provided further details about the extent of Campbell's injury. Campbell, who is 25 years old, is coming off an All-Pro season in 2025 and signed a four-year, $81 million extension last offseason.
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