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Detroit linebacker Jack Campbell was resting and expected to spend the night in the hospital for testing and monitoring after sustaining a neck injury in the Lions' game against the Minnesota Vikings.

Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell sustained a neck injury during Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings, prompting an emotional rally from his teammates to secure a 19-15 win. Campbell was injured early in the fourth quarter after tackling tight end T.J. Hockenson and was taken off the field on a backboard. The team reported that he was breathing, alert, and expected to spend the night in the hospital for monitoring.
Following Campbell's injury, edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson rallied the defense to stop Minnesota on fourth down. Head coach Dan Campbell and linebacker Derrick Barnes both expressed emotional support postgame, dedicating the victory over their previously undefeated division rivals to Campbell.
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