After the high-octane game against the Los Angeles Rams last week, the Detroit Lions are back at it again. With everything on the line against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the divisional playoff round, the Lions have received a piece of shocking news. The dependable left guard Jonah Jackson might not come back on the field!

After a cagey first quarter, both teams were level at 3-3. The Lions took an early lead in the second quarter, thanks to star QB Jared Goff. But their defense might be shaken after this setback!

Jonah Johnson and knee troubles

Currently, the nature of the injury sustained by Jackson in the second quarter is unclear. But the sideline reports coming in from the game are not good news for the Lions.

It was later revealed that Jackson sustained serious issues with his left knee and has been declared out. Though it did provide a scare to the Lions fanbase, their defense held on even in the clutch moments.

READ MORE:

Top Stories

“Rest in Peace”: Prayers Pour In From Dan Marino as Dolphins Legend Mourns Tragedy in South Florida Football

“NFL Was Crying”: Maxx Crosby Says League Forced Him to Remove Shoes Honoring His Daughter

Jerry Jones Reaches Breaking Point With Cowboys Coach as Matt Eberflus Receives Clear Order

Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes Makes Final Decision on Return Date After Undergoing ACL Surgery: NFL Insider

Cam Newton Makes NFL Return Conditions Clear to 32 Teams as Panthers Legend Confirms Retirement Stance

Kansas City Chiefs Rumors: Travis Kelce Contemplating Retirement This Off-Season as He Is ‘Looking at Future Plans’ With Brother Jason

However, it is unsure if Jackson will be able to play in the next game or not. He will be excited for the historic run that the Lions are carving out for themselves. With only a couple of games away from winning the Super Bowl.

The Lions roar at the top full of potential

With this emphatic 31-23 victory over the Buccaneers, the Lions have managed to win consecutive playoff games for the first time since 1957. They are currently the only team left in the NFC that hasn’t ever been to the Super Bowl or won it.

The last time the Lions won a championship was also in 1957 and they can relive that glory next week. As the dream season continues, with a successful postseason mirroring their emphatic regular season. Anything is possible from here on!

Do you think Jonah Jackson can win the Super Bowl with the Lions? Let us know in the comments.

Watch this Story: Tom Brady’s Successor Finds an 8-Worded Reality Check As Bucs QB Baker Mayfield Finally Set To Prove if He Is Worth Legends Shoes