Detroit Lions RB Jahmyr Gibbs Leaves Practice Without Warning Due to Minor Hamstring Issue

In a concerning turn of events, Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs abruptly exited Monday’s practice without informing the team, sparking worry among fans. Gibbs, a second-year player, had participated in position drills with the wide receivers and running backs before suddenly leaving the field.

According to sources, Gibbs is being evaluated for a minor hamstring issue, which may have prompted his unexpected departure. The team is currently assessing the severity of the injury.

Meanwhile, fellow players Terrion Arnold and Ennis Rakestraw Jr. also left practice due to injuries. Arnold, a cornerback, exited with an upper-body injury, while Rakestraw, also a cornerback, is being evaluated for an ankle issue.

Gibbs’ mysterious departure has raised eyebrows, but the team is likely taking precautions to ensure the running back’s speedy recovery. Further updates on his condition are expected in the coming days.