The All-Pro was placed on a backboard and taken to a cart early in the fourth quarter after a tackle involving a Vikings tight end.
Jack Campbell's afternoon ended in frightening fashion. The Detroit Lions linebacker was carted off the field early in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings after a collision on a tackle attempt.
Campbell went down face first and did not move after making contact with a Vikings tight end. Medical staff placed him on what appeared to be a spinal board before lifting him onto a cart and taking him off the field.
Campbell, an All-Pro, is a key piece of Detroit's defense, and the injury immediately raised concern among those watching the game. No further details on his condition were available at the time he left the field.
The situation remains developing, and updates on Campbell's status are expected as more information becomes available.