Fever star Caitlin Clark had no words after unfortunate news

Jack Campbell exited his team’s game on Sunday in the fourth quarter. He suffered a neck injury and went limp on the field before he was rushed to the hospital. The Detroit Lions linebacker posted an update about his condition on Wednesday, which Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark reacted to with no words.

Campbell and Clark have deep ties. They both starred for the Iowa Hawkeyes during their collegiate careers, with Detroit selecting him at No. 18 overall in 2023. The Indiana team picked the superstar guard No. 1 overall the following year. She also played alongside Jack’s wife, Megan, during the 2020-21 season,

The Lions won the Week 8 matchup 19-15 over the Minnesota Vikings, handing the visiting team its first loss. However, it came at a high price as Campbell will be out indefinitely.

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) reacts during the second half against the New York Liberty.

Indiana Fever: Caitlin Clark reacts to Jack Campbell’s update

The first-team All-Pro linebacker issued a statement with encouraging news. He highlighted that he has full movement in his lower body and continuing to progress with his upper body.

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Clark reposted it on her Instagram story with just emojis and tagged Megan.

“ @_megancampbell,” Clark wrote.

Detroit improved to 5-2 for the season, while Minnesota is now 6-1. The competition in the NFC North is fierce, with all four teams with winning records and have strong chances of winning the division.

Meanwhile, Clark and the Fever are facing a crucial offseason. The three-time All-Star plans to be involved with the big decisions that the team’s front office has to make regarding roster construction. She also vowed to put in more work in the gym to further improve different facets of her game. Indiana exited the playoffs in the first round after losing 94-83 in Game 3 to the Las Vegas Aces on Oct. 1. Clark and Co. finished the regular season with a 28-16 record and clinched the No. 6 seed.