Lions Make Three Linebacker Moves After Campbell Injury

Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell suffered a serious neck injury against Minnesota and remains hospitalized; he reported regaining full movement in his lower body and making progress in his upper body, though a return to football is not being discussed. Detroit placed Campbell on injured reserve and honored him before its game against Miami, with players wearing his No. 46 jersey. Rookie linebacker Jimmy Rolder also suffered a season-ending hamstring injury, prompting the Lions to sign K.J. Britt, promote Joe Bachie to the active roster and add Owen Pappoe to the practice squad. Coaches are preparing Derrick Barnes and Malcolm Rodriguez to share defensive play-calling duties in Campbell’s absence. Teammates said the injuries were sobering but were encouraged by Campbell’s progress. Detroit could seek linebacker or cornerback help before the Nov. 10 trade deadline as it pursues a playoff push.