Detroit Lions' Kick Returner Mohamed Ibrahim Hospitalized for Hip Surgery after Injury in Game Against Ravens

Injury occurs during third quarter, after a 22-yard kick return tackled by Ronald Darby; Coach Campbell confirms surgery yet optimistic about recovery.

Detroit Lions kick returner, Mohamed Ibrahim, was injured during the third quarter of the game against the Baltimore Ravens prompting urgent medical attention.
The injury occurred after Ibrahim took a kick return of 22 yards before being tackled by Ronald Darby.
Following the tackle, Ibrahim remained on the field, quickly attended to by team trainers.
Ibrahim was eventually lifted onto a cart and driven off the field for immediate hospitalization.
Despite the severity of the hip injury requiring surgery, Lions' coach Dan Campbell remains optimistic about Ibrahim's recovery.