Lions' David Montgomery Suffers Knee Injury Against Vikings

Detroit's star running back was helped off the field in the first quarter and is questionable to return.

David Montgomery was injured during the first quarter of the Lions' game against the Minnesota Vikings, appearing to favor his left knee.
The injury occurred on a third-and-1 play, with Montgomery tackled at the line of scrimmage and two trainers assisting him off the field.
Montgomery, who has been crucial to the Lions' offense with six touchdowns in the last six games, is officially listed as questionable to return.
Jahmyr Gibbs stepped up in Montgomery's absence, scoring a 45-yard touchdown run to narrow the Vikings' lead to 10-7.
The Lions have been plagued by injuries this season, including recent losses of key players like Aidan Hutchinson and Kevin Zeitler.