Lion’s Morris Noris revealed that he was ‘all good’ after a terrible injury

Detroit Lions Morris Naris is in a good spirit after he was found in a terrible scene after a serious injury to the Persezon match against Atlanta Falcon on Friday night.

Norice took the fans on social media to update the fans on Saturday He was injured While trying to match the Lions’ Preecez Open in the fourth quarter.

The ambulance in the field as medical staff works on Detroit Lions Safety Morris (26) after the injured against Atlanta Falcon in the fourth quarter at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium on August 8, 2025. (Brett Davis/ ImageN Image)

“Amen Amen,” read his post of Instagram story. “I do not emphasize that all the good guys do not appreciate all the check and love of all.”

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After contacting 24 -year -old Naris remained steady on the ground after the head back Nathan Carter running behind Falcon The legs. The medical staff ran on his side and soon he started to fall to the ground.

After 5 minutes he was taken out of the ambulance and remained “observed” overnight at the Gradi Memorial Hospital in Atlanta.

The trainer and the players were shocked by the injury. Speaking to reporters after the game, Lions head coach Dan Campbell was emotional.

On Friday, August 8, 2025, Dan Campbell Knee was killed by Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbel after a security Morris Noris Noris Noris was injured in the latter of NFL’s PERSEN FUNDBAL GAME in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Brian Anderson)

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“When something like this happens, they keep things in the perspective,” Campbell said. “I’m just praying for Mo. I ask everyone pray for him.”

Lions Cornerback Terrian Arnold shared another positive update on Saturday.

He posted a screenshot of facetime call with Noris, who looked quietly smiling.

His headline on Instagram read, “My DAGG @Fempo 26 called me today, sometimes how valuable life and everything you forget.” “This game is played, we love, but we give us almighty service … Thank you for protecting my brother.”

Detroit Lions Cornerback Morris Naris is coming back together at the Len Len Park of Mish at the NFL Football Training Camp on July 26, 2025. (AP Photo/Ryan Sun, File)

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He shared this photo as well as with another message of gratitude on Saturday.

“You don’t even understand how happy I am looking at my dog laughing … God works in a mysterious way, it was just a reminder that we could not accept this beautiful game and the fans should understand the risk of their lives again that my brother is alive and I am happy.”

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