LIVE: David Montgomery Pushes Back on Season-Ending Surgery Talks Amid Lions’ Injury Crisis
The Detroit Lions have been plagued by injuries, and this week head coach Dan Campbell indicated that running back David Montgomery would require season-ending surgery. However, Montgomery isn’t ready to write off his season just yet.
“Nothing Is Official Yet”
In a video shared on the Lions’ official social media, Montgomery expressed hope that his season might not be over.
“We don’t know. We’re kind of working through the logistics right now. Things may change,” Montgomery said.
When asked if there’s a possibility of returning to the field this year, Montgomery’s response was cautiously optimistic:
“I hope so.”
Staying Positive Despite Adversity
Montgomery was hosting a coat drive for families in need in Detroit on Tuesday when he shared his perspective on the situation. Despite the uncertainty surrounding his injury, he maintained a positive attitude.
“I’m good. I’m alive, I’m well, I can breathe, my son’s healthy, my family’s healthy, I’m good,” Montgomery said.
A Desperate Need for Good News in Detroit
The Lions have faced a string of devastating injuries this season, leaving the team scrambling for solutions. While the official decision on Montgomery’s status remains pending, any chance of his return would be a huge morale boost for Detroit.
For now, fans will have to wait and see if Montgomery’s hopeful outlook turns into reality.
