Lions’ Jack Campbell Hospitalized After Neck Injury in Vikings Win

WHO:

NY Post - Jack Campbell is a Detroit Lions linebacker described as an All-Pro.

NY Post - T.J. Hockenson is a Minnesota Vikings tight end and was formerly a Lion.

Heavy NFL - Dan Campbell shared an update about Jack Campbell.

Heavy NFL - Jimmy Rolder is a rookie Lions linebacker who collided with Jack Campbell.

Pro Football Network - Fans sent prayers to Jack Campbell and his family.

WHAT:

NY Post - Jack Campbell suffered a serious neck injury during the Lions’ win over the Vikings and was taken to a local hospital.

Newsweek - Campbell was carted off the field after lying motionless following a tackle against the Vikings.

Pro Football Network - Campbell was taken to a hospital for evaluation of a neck injury.

Heavy NFL - The Lions defeated the Minnesota Vikings; the article says the team’s focus was Campbell’s health.

Heavy NFL - Jimmy Rolder was injured after a collision with Campbell, and the Lions provided an update on his condition.

Heavy NFL - Campbell received on-field medical attention, while Rolder was also being treated.

WHERE:

NY Post - Campbell was taken to a local hospital.

Heavy NFL - The Lions played the Vikings at Ford Field.

WHEN:

NY Post - Campbell’s injury occurred early in the fourth quarter.

Heavy NFL - The Lions-Vikings game took place on a Sunday afternoon.

WHY:

NY Post - Campbell was injured while tackling Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson.

Heavy NFL - Rolder was injured in a collision with Campbell.

HOW:

NY Post - Campbell lay motionless on the field after the tackle, and medical personnel rushed to assist him.

Newsweek - Campbell was carted off the field.

Pro Football Network - Campbell was taken to the hospital for evaluation.

Detroit linebacker Jack Campbell suffered a serious neck injury while tackling former Lion T.J. Hockenson. Campbell lay motionless, received medical attention, and was taken to a hospital for evaluation. Detroit beat Minnesota, but attention turned to Campbell’s health after he was carted off.