VAST VIEW Lions Rally Past Vikings After Jack Campbell's Scary Neck Injury Sends Him to Hospital
Detroit's All-Pro linebacker was carted off after a frightening fourth-quarter neck injury, and his emotional teammates fought through to beat the Vikings in his honor.
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Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell was taken to the hospital for evaluation after suffering a neck injury on the opening play of the fourth quarter, according to Yahoo Sports. The All-Pro's injury cast a somber mood over the game, but his teammates rallied behind him down the stretch to secure the win over the Vikings.
Defensive end Aidan Hutchinson grew visibly emotional afterward while speaking about Campbell, Yahoo Sports reported, and the Lions defense came up with a crucial fourth-down stop late in the game that helped seal the victory. Players pointed to Campbell's jersey number as inspiration, with the win described as being dedicated to him.
No additional details on Campbell's condition or diagnosis were included in the reports. The Lions' locker room celebration was tempered by concern for their teammate as they awaited further word on his health.
Sources: Yahoo Sports · Yahoo Sports
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