The news continues to be good regarding Lions cornerback Morice Norris Jr., who left the field in an ambulance in Friday’s preseason game in Atlanta.On Monday, Detroit head coach Dan Campbell said Norris is “doing well” and will be in concussion protocol for the next couple of weeks.”Mo’s back with us. He’s doing well,” Campbell told reporters. “You know, it’s good to have him back. And you know, he’s good.”Norris, 24, was taken to Grady Memorial Hospital, a Level 1 trauma center in Atlanta, for observation. The team later announced that he was in stable condition with feeling and movement in all his extremities.After the scary injury, Campbell and his Atlanta counterpart, Raheem Morris, agreed to end the game. The Lions won 17-10.Norris had posted a positive update on social media on Saturday, writing on Instagram, “Amen Amen. I’m all good man don’t stress it appreciate all the check ins and love.” A Lions-blue heart emoji and a bible verse followed.
