Lions Say Jahmyr Gibbs Avoided Serious Injury After Scare

WHO:

Newsweek - Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs provided an update about himself after an injury scare.

Heavy NFL - Lions head coach Dan Campbell shared an update on Gibbs’ health.

Heavy NFL - Gibbs was the subject of a doctor’s assessment after an awkward slide during the Packers game.

Heavy NFL - The Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers were the teams in the game.

WHAT:

Heavy NFL - The Lions improved their record to 4-2 after beating the Packers.

Draft Sharks - Gibbs rushed 29 times for 116 yards and caught 5 of 6 targets for 27 yards, totaling 34 touches.

Draft Sharks - Gibbs failed to score for the first time this season.

Newsweek - Gibbs had a late-game injury scare in Week 7 and later provided an update about himself.

Heavy NFL - The Lions defeated the Packers 20-17, securing the win with a Jake Bates field goal at the end of regulation.

Heavy NFL - Gibbs joined an “exclusive group” in the Lions’ win; the article excerpt does not specify the group or the criteria for joining it.

Heavy NFL - Gibbs’ awkward slide led to an injury scare against the Packers.

Heavy NFL - Campbell shared health news about Gibbs after the Lions’ Week 7 win.

WHERE:

Heavy NFL - The game was played at Ford Field.

Heavy NFL - The matchup was between the Detroit Lions and their divisional rival, the Green Bay Packers.

WHEN:

Newsweek - The injury scare occurred late in the Lions’ Week 7 game.

Heavy NFL - The Lions-Packers game took place on a Sunday afternoon; the excerpt does not specify a calendar date.

Heavy NFL - Campbell’s health update followed the Lions’ Week 7 win.

HOW:

Heavy NFL - Jake Bates’ field goal at the end of regulation capped the Lions’ 20-17 victory.

Heavy NFL - Gibbs’ injury scare followed an awkward slide during the game.

The Detroit Lions beat the Green Bay Packers 20 to 17 at Ford Field, improving their record to four wins and two losses on a Jake Bates field goal at the end of regulation. Jahmyr Gibbs had an injury scare after an awkward slide late in the game, but he and head coach Dan Campbell later shared updates about his health. Gibbs carried the ball 29 times for 116 yards and caught five passes for 27 yards, totaling 34 touches without scoring for the first time this season.