Detroit Lions safety Morice Norris, who was taken off the field in an ambulance late in a preseason game last week, is in concussion protocol and doing well, coach Dan Campbell said Monday. "We're going to take it nice and easy here to make sure he's good over the next 10 to 14 days and reassess," Campbell said. "That's good news."

Lions safety Morice Norris is entering concussion protocol and will miss at least the next 10 to 14 days, according to head coach Dan Campbell.

Lions defensive back Morice Norris is back in Detroit, and that's a definite positive. After the scary head injury Norris suffered in the Lions' preseason game Friday night in Atlanta, it's great to hear that Norris is progressing well.

Some takeaways observations and updates from Detroit Lions training camp on a steamy Monday after the team's preseason win in Atlanta

Atlanta was trailing Detroit 17-10 when Friday's preseason opener was stopped after a serious injury suffered by a Lions safety.

The Atlanta Falcons made their preseason debut on Friday night against the Detroit Lions, but the game was overshadowed by an injury scare in the fourth quarter to Lions defensive back Morice Norris.

The Detroit Lions made a series of injury-related roster moves in the wake of the team's preseason matchup with the Atlanta Falcons. Detroit placed three players on injured reserve: OT Justin HerronOL Colby SorsdalTE Kenny Yeboah Herron injured his arm during pre-game warmups,

Ok, we've got quite a bit to talk about with the Detroit Lions on a Sunday in August. They just made a significant number of roster moves after their matchup with the Falcons on Friday. Here's what we've got: Offensive linemen Colby Sorsdal and Justin Herron and tight end Kenny Yeboah have all been