Dan Campbell gives injury update on Kerby Joseph, Mohamed Ibrahim, and Marvin Jones Jr.
On Sunday, the Detroit Lions suffered an embarrassing 38-6 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, but the game was not the only thing the Lions lost as Kerby Joseph and Mohamed Ibrahim both left with injuries. On Monday, Campbell spoke to reporters and he gave an update on both of those players.
What Campbell Said About Kerby Joseph
First, the good news—the safety Kerby Joseph has cleared concussion tests, ensuring his availability for Week 8. This is a relief for the Lions, as Joseph's role is vital in their defensive lineup.
“He’s good, he’s cleared,” Campbell said.
What Campbell Said About Mohamed
According to Campbell, Mohamed Ibrahim, who suffered a dislocated hip, has undergone successful surgery. While his return to football may take some time due to the associated pain, the fact that he can move his hip is encouraging news.
“They just needed to put him under to get the hip back in, which it did. It’s good. So he’s obviously walking around. So that’s good news,” Campbell said.
“It’ll be a while, still a lot of pain. But at least he can move that hip.”
TL;DR (too long didn't read)
- Kerby Joseph Cleared of Concussion: The Detroit Lions received a positive update on safety Kerby Joseph, who passed concussion tests following a vicious hit during the game against the Baltimore Ravens.
- Mohamed Ibrahim's Surgery Success: Running back Mohamed Ibrahim, who suffered a dislocated hip during the same game, underwent successful surgery. While his return to football may be delayed due to the associated pain, the fact that he can move his hip is encouraging news.
- Mixed Injury Outcomes: The positive outcome for Kerby Joseph offers stability to the team's defense, while Mohamed Ibrahim's extended absence due to a dislocated hip is unfortunate.
Bottom Line – Good News and Bad News
It's obviously great news that Kerby Joseph avoided a concussion, but it is a bummer that Mohamed Ibrahim, who dislocated his hip, is going to miss an extended amount of time. With that being said, our thoughts and prayers are with him for a full recovery.
