
The Detroit Lions have just announced that cornerback Amik Robertson has been ruled OUT for the remainder of tonight’s Divisional Round game against the Washington Commanders. Robertson suffered a painful injury earlier in the game after a collision with his teammate, linebacker Jack Campbell, during the Commanders' first offensive possession.

Despite receiving attention from the team’s medical staff on the field, it has now been confirmed that Robertson will not be able to return to the game. This is a tough blow for the Lions' defense, as Robertson has been playing an essential role in the secondary, particularly in the absence of Carlton Davis, who was sidelined for the season with an injury earlier in the year.
Robertson’s injury is a major concern, and while the team has not provided additional details on the severity of the injury, it’s clear that his absence will have a significant impact on the Lions’ defensive efforts moving forward.
With Robertson ruled out, the Lions’ defense will need to adjust and step up in his absence as they fight for a spot in the NFC Championship. Fans and teammates alike are hoping for a quick recovery for Robertson, but for now, the focus shifts to the rest of the game and the next steps for the Lions' defense.