Morice Norris's preseason collision with 14:50 left in the fourth quarter produced a terrifying moment as he lay on the turf, head snapping back on Nathan Carter’s leg. He spent the night at Grady Memorial Hospital and, per the Detroit Lions, is expected to return home after evaluation for brain, neck and spine concerns. The game was suspended, with Lions holding a 17-10 lead, and Detroit and Atlanta coaches Dan Campbell and Raheem Morris agreed to run out the clock. Norris posted afterward that he’s “all good” and thanked supporters. Norris is competing for Detroit’s No. 4 safety role as the team evaluates depth behind starters, while teammates and players from both sides gathered in prayer. The incident sparked an outpouring of prayers and well-wishes from teammates and friends, reinforcing the sport’s human side even amid competition.