Jack Campbell taken to hospital after neck injury during Lions-Vikings game
Health · First reported 1 Nov, 21:15 · Updated 23:07
Detroit said linebacker Jack Campbell was taken to a local hospital for evaluation of a neck injury after being hurt during the fourth quarter against Minnesota. The articles report no further update on his condition.
- Campbell was injured while tackling Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson in the fourth quarter on Nov. 1, 2026.
- Medical staff attended to Campbell on the field before he was immobilized, carted off and taken to a local hospital for neck-injury evaluation.
- Coach Dan Campbell said the team had no new information and would provide updates; the reports do not give a later update on the player's condition.
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- Jack Campbell, Detroit Lions linebacker
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- Neck injury; taken to a local hospital for evaluation
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- Detroit vs. Minnesota, Nov. 1, 2026; injury occurred in the fourth quarter
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