Lions linebacker Campbell reports progress after neck injury

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 4 Nov, 19:16 · Archive

Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell says he has full movement in his lower body after a neck injury suffered against Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.

Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell was injured during the team's game against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday at Ford Field. He suffered a neck injury and was carted off the field before being taken to a local hospital.

In a statement, Campbell said he has full movement in his lower body and is continuing to make progress with movement in his upper body. He described himself as "incredibly encouraged by the progress" made in a short time and said he remains "very optimistic".

Campbell thanked the athletic trainers and medical personnel who responded on the field, as well as the medical team at Henry Ford Hospital and the Lions' medical staff. He also expressed gratitude to his teammates, coaches and the Lions organisation for their support during his recovery.

How it is being reported

• Lions’ Jack Campbell says he has full movement in lower bodyThe Detroit Lions have released an update the recovery of Linebacker Jack Campbell, who was injured during the team’s game Sunday.WILX · 4 Nov, 18:11
• Lions' Campbell says he has 'full movement in lower body' after neck injuryDetroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell said he has full movement in his lower body and is making progress with movement in his upper body after suffering a scary neck injury against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.Woodtv · 4 Nov, 18:01

In this story: Jack Campbell · Detroit Lions · Minnesota Vikings · Ford Field · Henry Ford Hospital

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