Dan Campbell Updates Timeline for Possible Return
The Detroit Lions faced a setback during their Thanksgiving game against the Green Bay Packers when wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown sustained a right leg injury. This incident occurred during the Lions’ second offensive drive in the first quarter. St. Brown’s right leg was rolled up on from behind by a teammate, prompting him to leave the field for evaluation.
Injury Update on Amon-Ra St. Brown
The Lions confirmed St. Brown suffered a right ankle injury. Initially classified as questionable to return, his status changed in the third quarter when it was announced he would be out for the remainder of the game, as reported by ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Coach Dan Campbell’s Statements
After the game, Lions head coach Dan Campbell addressed reporters. He indicated that further details regarding St. Brown’s injury would be available the following day. Campbell projected that St. Brown might require one to two weeks for recovery. This timeline, while not ideal, offers some hope to fans, suggesting he may not miss significant playing time.
Amon-Ra St. Brown’s Performance
Before the injury, St. Brown was having an impressive season. He entered the game as the Lions’ leading receiver, with:
- 75 receptions
- 884 receiving yards
- 9 touchdowns
Additionally, he was coming off a standout performance where he recorded 149 yards and one touchdown in the previous week’s victory against the New York Giants.
The Lions will monitor St. Brown’s recovery closely, and fans will be eager for updates on his possible return timeline.
