Lions’ Morice Norris Returns to Team Headquarters After Injury
Detroit Lions safety Morice Norris was seen at the team’s training facility on Sunday, just two days after being carted off the field in an ambulance during a preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons. A source close to the situation reported that Norris was discharged from the hospital in Atlanta and returned home on Saturday. Norris, through a post on social media, thanked for the support received and assured that he is doing well.The 24-year-old player suffered the injury with 14:50 left in the preseason game, after a collision with the Falcons’ running back, Nathan Carter. The play resulted in the interruption of the game, with both teams showing solidarity. Coaches Dan Campbell of Detroit and Raheem Morris of Atlanta decided not to resume the game. Norris, former Fresno State star, participated in two regular season games and one playoff game as a rookie in 2024, after joining the team as an undrafted free agent.“I’m fine, don’t worry,” he expressed, adding his thanks for the shows of support.
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