During Sunday’s Jaguars-Lions broadcast, Lions’ linebacker Alex Anzalone sprinted toward the sideline to make a tackle. He emerged holding his arm in pain. Before heading to the locker room after the play, it sure looked like Anzalone mouthed some bad news to the Lions’ sideline. It’s broken.

Breaking down the medical outlook at prognosis for return for Lions LB Alex Anzalone after he broke his arm in Week 11

Alex Anzalone injured his left arm in the second quarter of the Detroit Lions game vs. Jacksonville Jaguars at Ford Field. Here's the injury update.

Former Wyomissing High School football star Alex Anzalone, a starting linebacker for the Detroit Lions, broke his left forearm Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars and will miss six to eight weeks, according to reports.

Detroit Lions fans are closely following updates about linebacker Alex Anzalone’s injury as the team faces challenges with a depleted defense. A significant figure in Detroit’s recent success, Anzalone’s health and availability remain key topics of discussion among NFL fans and analysts.

Another Detroit Lions starter and captain will miss significant time after linebacker Alex Anzalone suffered a broken forearm.

Detroit Lions standout linebacker Alex Anzalone sustained a broken left forearm during the second quarter of Sunday's 52-6 steamrolling of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Lions coach Dan Campbell said Anzalone will miss six to eight weeks.

On Sunday, the Detroit Lions suffered their second significant injury of the season on defense. Veteran linebacker Alex Anzalone went down with a left forearm injury near the end of the first half of Detroit's Week 11 contest with Jacksonville.

Detroit Lions linebacker Alex Anzalone suffered a forearm injury during the Week 11 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. After the game, Lions head coach Dan Campbell provided an update and it wasn't good news.

Jack Campbell's growth in Year 2 has been tremendous. The Lions need him more than ever with Alex Anzalone set to miss six to eight weeks.