Detroit Lions rookie wide receiver Kendrick Law suffered a torn ACL during Tuesday's organized team activities in a noncontact drill, head coach Dan Campbell confirmed. The fifth-round pick out of Kentucky will miss significant time as the team evaluates his recovery timeline.

Law entered the NFL after the Lions traded up 13 spots to select him 168th overall in the 2026 draft. The former Alabama transfer recorded 540 receiving yards last season at Kentucky, showcasing his ability to create yards after the catch.

Campbell acknowledged the harsh reality of the injury but noted that Law will have his entire career ahead of him once recovered. The coach emphasized that other players continue improving during the offseason program.

The ACL tear represents a significant setback for a player who posted a 42-inch vertical jump and led Kentucky with 540 receiving yards in 2025. Detroit's receiving corps depth takes an immediate hit as they prepare for training camp.