Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell expressed optimism regarding running back Jahmyr Gibbs' hamstring injury sustained during practice, stating, 'I think we’re gonna be fine here.' Despite Gibbs leaving early and the uncertainty around his timeline for recovery, Campbell believes he will be available for the upcoming season opener against the Los Angeles Rams. Additionally, rookie cornerbacks Terrion Arnold and Ennis Rakestraw also suffered injuries but are expected to recover in time for the regular season. Campbell noted a significant influx of concern from fans and media after Gibbs' injury was reported. Quarterback Hendon Hooker, who recently returned from a concussion, is also expected to be fit for the next game. The Lions are focusing on minimizing injury risks ahead of their preseason matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs.