Brady’s Advice to Lions After Jack Campbell Is Stretchered Off With Neck Injury
Campbell Leaves After Tackle
A troubling moment came during Detroit’s win over Minnesota when linebacker Jack Campbell sustained a neck injury after making a tackle. He was moved from the field on a backboard and taken to a local hospital.
Brady’s Advice During Broadcast
FOX broadcaster Kevin Burkhardt asked Tom Brady how players handle the mental strain when a teammate suffers a serious injury. Brady’s message was to focus on what is within their control and keep moving forward.
Detroit did that after Campbell left, according to the report. The Lions went on to beat their divisional rival, 19-15.
Defense Secures The Win
The Lions’ defense produced important stops late in the fourth quarter against Kyler Murray and Minnesota’s offense. Those plays helped preserve the narrow victory. Campbell has played a key role for Detroit through six games this season. He has recorded 54 tackles and a fumble recovery, while helping anchor a run defense ranked 12th in the NFL.
Key points
- Jack Campbell left Detroit’s game against Minnesota with a neck injury and was taken to a local hospital.
- Tom Brady urged players to focus on what they can control and keep moving forward.
- Detroit beat Minnesota 19-15 after its defense made key fourth-quarter stops.
- Campbell has 54 tackles and a fumble recovery through six games.