Detroit Lions safety Morice Norris is thanking fans for their support after a concerning injury during a preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons. Norris was taken off the field in an ambulance after hitting Falcons running back Nathan Carter’s leg with his head snapped back while assisting on a tackle.

Norris’s Update

Norris shared good news on social media, reassuring fans and teammates that he’s okay. He posted, “I’m all good man don’t stress,” and thanked people for their support. This update brings relief to fans and teammates who were worried about his condition.

Injury Details

– Type of Injury: Head/neck injury, with Norris’s head appearing to snap back after hitting Carter’s leg
– Current Status: Stable condition, with Norris feeling and movement in all his extremities, and will remain at Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta overnight for observation

Team’s Response

The Detroit Lions organization has also provided updates on Norris’s condition, and coach Dan Campbell praised Falcons coach Raheem Morris as a “class act” for agreeing to suspend the game out of respect for Norris’s well-being. The Lions have experienced other injuries this season, including safety Ifeatu Melifonwu, who is dealing with an ankle injury and may not play this season ¹.

Norris’s Season Statistics

– Games Played: 2
– Games Started: 0
– Tackles: 3
– Assists: 1
– Combined: 4

The Lions will continue to monitor Norris’s condition and work towards building a strong and healthy team for the upcoming season. With Norris’s update, fans can breathe a sigh of relief, and the team can focus on their next game ².