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November 2, 2026 ~ Lomas Brown recaps the Detroit Lions’ matchup with the Minnesota Vikings, breaks down the key moments from the game, and discusses what the win means for Detroit moving forward.
DETROIT, MICH. ~ A second half offensive surge helped the Detroit Lions keep their undefeated record this season at Ford Field alive in a 19-15 win over the previously unbeaten Minnesota Vikings Sunday afternoon.
It was a game of emotional swings as Lions linebacker Jack Campbell was taken to a hospital after suffering a horrific neck injury. Detroit responded for Campbell in a big way, getting a fourth down stop immediately after the fact. After a Lions three and out and a Vikings score, the Detroit offense got the ball back and ran it all the way down the field, capping the late fourth-quarter drive with the go-ahead touchdown to wide receiver Jameson Williams.
Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs carried the load once again for the offense, recording a game-high 168 total yards, including a 30-yard touchdown near the end of the third quarter.
Detroit will be back in action next Sunday for a road game against the Miami Dolphins at 1 p.m.
