Lions' Amik Robertson Undergoes Surgery After Playoff Injury Against Commanders

The Detroit cornerback suffered a broken arm early in the game, adding to the team's extensive list of defensive injuries this season.

Amik Robertson broke his arm during the Lions' second defensive snap in their playoff loss to the Washington Commanders, requiring surgery.
The injury occurred when teammate Jack Campbell accidentally collided with Robertson as he tackled Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin.
Robertson, who had been a key defensive player this season, is expected to recover in time for offseason workouts, according to reports.
The Lions' defense, already severely depleted by injuries to multiple starters, struggled to contain the Commanders' offense, allowing 481 yards and 45 points.
Robertson's absence left the Lions' secondary further strained, forcing reserve players like Kindle Vildor and practice squad call-ups into action.