A cornerback with Detroit Lions, Terrion Arnold, may not play after he worsened an injury to the shoulder, on Sunday, with the Cincinnati Bengals. On Tuesday, NFL Network reported that NFL player Arnold is likely to miss the rest of the season with the injury, but is still in search of other medical opinions.
The coach of Lions (Dan Campbell) had previously mentioned that Terrion Arnold was going to be out indefinitely but not necessarily terminate his season.
Terrion Arnold was also leaving his most successful game of the season behind him, only making three catches out of six targets with 28 yards and two pass breakups. He was also summoned twice on one of which a defensive safety was nullified. “He was very competitive. Cool, Calm, and one of the better games he has ever played in a while, Campbell said.
Lions are not so lucky hence as Terrion Arnold is away and their star cornerback D.J. Reed is injured with a hamstring and on the injured reserve. Khalil Dorsey is also battling an injury, and Detroit is only listed with three healthy cornerbacks in its 53-man roster: Amik Robertson, Rock-Ya Sin, and Avonte Maddox. To fill the holes, the team has included a couple of practice squad players, such as Tre Flowers and Nick Whiteside.
No one is going to stop this train. And regardless who it is and what it is, we have to go, said Campbell. No one is going to care, no one is going to sympathize with you. You are taking your twenty two best and the offense, the defense, and the special teams and you have to find a way to win it.
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