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The Detroit Lions lost both Jack Campbell and Jimmy Rolder for the season on the same play in the Lions’ Week 8 win over the Minnesota Vikings. Campbell remains in the hospital, and the team has not provided many updates.However…

Detroit Lions rookie linebacker Jimmy Rolder spoke out on social media after suffering a season-ending hamstring injury during Detroit's Week 8 victory over the Minnesota Vikings. Head coach Dan Campbell confirmed that Rolder requires surgery, cutting his first NFL season short after he played in just 24 total snaps.
The Lions also face significant depth issues at linebacker after losing Jack Campbell on the same play, while Devin White remains on injured reserve. To address the shortage, Detroit plans to promote Joe Bachie from the practice squad and signed K.J. Britt from the New England Patriots practice squad.
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