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Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell reassured that David Montgomery's knee injury, sustained during a recent game against the Vikings, is not a long-term issue. Montgomery briefly left the game but returned to finish with 61 rushing yards and 39 receiving yards, marking his first game without a touchdown this season. Meanwhile, teammate Jahmyr Gibbs excelled in Montgomery's absence, showcasing his potential as a key player for the Lions moving forward.
- Montgomery's knee injury is not serious and he is expected to play next week.
- Jahmyr Gibbs is emerging as a strong complement to Montgomery in the Lions' backfield.
David Montgomery | RB
Injury
Week 7
3 receptions
4 targets
39 rec yards
09 carries
61 rush yards
0- Montgomery suffered a knee bruise but returned to the game.
- He had a season-low nine rushing attempts but still managed 61 rushing yards.
- This was his first game without a touchdown this season.
Jahmyr Gibbs | RB
Breakout
Week 7
2 receptions
3 targets
20 rec yards
1 rec TDs
19 carries
140 rush yards
1 rush TDs
- Gibbs stepped up significantly, recording 160 total yards and two touchdowns.
- He showcased his ability to handle a larger workload in Montgomery's absence.
Detroit Lions
- The Lions' backfield is becoming a dynamic duo with Montgomery and Gibbs.
- They will be crucial in upcoming games, especially against teams with weak run defenses.