Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell is still in a local hospital, and early signs are positive, the team said in a statement on Monday, Sporting News, Sports Illustrated and RTL Today report.

"Jack Campbell continues to rest and recover at a local hospital. Preliminary indications are positive and out of respect for Jack and his family we will not share further information at this time," the Lions said.

The statement did not give a diagnosis or say when he might play again. The Lions have not shared details about the injury beyond saying it was a neck injury, Sporting News reports.

Campbell was hurt in the fourth quarter of Detroit's 19-15 win over the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, Sporting News and RTL Today report. He was hurt while making a tackle on Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson, Sporting News and RTL Today report. He was placed on a backboard and carted off the field, Sports Illustrated and RTL Today report.

He was taken to a local hospital in Detroit and stayed there overnight, Sports Illustrated reports. On Sunday evening, the Lions had said he would stay in the hospital overnight for evaluation and monitoring, Sporting News reports.

After the game, Lions coach Dan Campbell said Jack Campbell was breathing and alert when he left the stadium, Sporting News reports. "Our thoughts and prayers are with Jack and his family," the coach said, RTL Today reports.

"Scary. We're praying for him and hope he's going to be all right," quarterback Jared Goff said, RTL Today reports. "He's a captain of this team, he's a big leader to this team. We're praying for him a lot," wide receiver Jameson Williams said, Sports Illustrated reports.

The Lions picked Campbell in the first round of the 2023 draft, RTL Today and Sporting News report. He had an All-Pro season in 2025, Sporting News and Sports Illustrated report.

What we know: The Lions say early signs are positive, and Campbell is still in the hospital.
What we don't: What the injury is, and when he might return.