Jack Campbell Injury: Lions Reveal Neck Evaluation Amid Scary Situation

Injury during Vikings game
Campbell was hurt while making a tackle involving Minnesota tight end T.J. Hockenson. He was then seen lying face down on the turf. Video footage appeared to show that Campbell was not moving his legs. The report did not establish whether he had lost movement.
Medical staff respond
Medical personnel went onto the field and immobilized Campbell. They later carried him away on a cart. The linebacker was taken to a local hospital for evaluation. No additional information about his condition was provided.
Lions confirm neck evaluation
After the game, Lions public relations staff said Campbell was being transported to a nearby hospital. The team stated he would be assessed for a neck injury. The statement did not describe the injury’s severity or give a timeline for further updates.
Key points
- Jack Campbell was taken to a local hospital after being injured against Minnesota.
- The 26-year-old was involved in a tackle with tight end T.J. Hockenson.
- The Lions said Campbell was being evaluated for a neck injury.
- The team did not provide further details about his condition.

