Morice Norris: Everything you need to know

Head coach Dan Campbell said Monday that Norris has entered the NFL's concussion protocol, Nolan Bianchi of The Detroit News reports. Norris suffered a severe injury to the head/neck area during the Lions' preseason game against the Falcons on Friday, which required him to be carted off the field and transported to a local hospital. Norris was cleared to leave the hospital and returned to team facilities Sunday, and Campbell relayed that the 24-year-old safety will be brought through the concussion protocol "nice and easy."

Norris (neck/head) is present at team facilities in Detroit on Sunday, Nolan Bianchi of The Detroit News reports. Norris was transported to a local hospital after being carted off the field early in the fourth quarter of Friday's preseason game against Atlanta and pronounced to be in stable conditions, so it's encouraging to see him now back at the team's training facility. Via his personal social media accounts, Norris said Saturday morning he was "all good," per Adam Schefter of ESPN.

Norris (neck/head) is in stable condition at a local hospital, Marc Raimondi of ESPN reports. Norris was carted off the field early in the fourth quarter of Friday's preseason game against the Falcons and transported to a local hospital after suffering a serious injury. The Lions announced Friday evening that Norris had "feeling and movement in all his extremities," and he posted on his Instagram account Saturday morning that he was "all good."