Name: The Debate Over Dan Campbell’s Future in Detroit
Uploaded: 2025-12-03T12:42:37-05:00
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Description: The Lions hints at playoff potential with tough games looming. Carton lauds head coach Dan Campbell lauded for remarkable turnaround, despite criticism.

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The Lions hints at playoff potential with tough games looming. Carton lauds head coach Dan Campbell lauded for remarkable turnaround, despite criticism.

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There's some cooking right now in Detroit that bothers me to my core, and I want to stand up for the fine people of Detroit like diehard Lions fans and, and Dan Campbell as well. So the Detroit Lions as it stands right now are on the outside looking in. Uh, last year, of course. They were the number one seed. They lost that very first round after the by, uh, to Washington and Jay and Daniels. So no playoff wins last year despite being the number one seed. The year before that, of course, they get to the NFC Championship game, have a chance to go to the Super Bowl, and they come up just short, right? There's a, there's a rallying cry, not, I want to be clear, it's a vocal minority. It's not the majority, but it's loud enough that it's come across my desk and I have no connection to Detroit whatsoever other than my dear friend Tim Hardaway Senior and his son Junior, right? And what's amazing to me is that there's a small but loud movement now in Detroit that maybe it's time for Dan Campbell to go, Bye-bye. And that baffles me because yes, you have built a juggernaut of a team. You have a team that's got legitimate championship aspirations since Dan Campbell turned it around from year 1 to year 2 and Jared Goff became a MVPS quarterback, right? But for 34 years prior to that, you did not win a playoff game. You were literally the most embarrassing franchise in the NFL that never had a chance in September to dream the impossible dream. Now, to be fair, Dan Campbell has come up short and he looks like he's coming up short again this year because again, right now they're on the outside looking in. A huge game tomorrow night against the Dallas Cowboys. If the Dallas Cowboys beat them and the Cowboys are pretty hot right now, I'm not sure if there's an avenue for the lines to get back in. It'd be very tough for them, yeah, because after that they play at the Rams, Steelers, which they should win. OK, I'll give you that one. At the Vikings they win. I'll give you that one, but then then they play at the Bears, which is far from a gimme anymore, right? And the Bears right now are the number one seed overall, and they proved. Against Philly on Friday night, which you're going to prove, I think the rest of the season, you know, we're gonna run the football down your throats. Even, uh, Ben Johnson came out after the win against Philly and said, here's the reality, we're winning in spite of our passing game. We're not winning because of it, and they proved that Friday night, obviously, against Philadelphia. But I want to remind people in Detroit, remember what football was like for 34 years before Dan Campbell got there. You know, it's kind of like Yankee fans saying, oh, I got to win a World Series every year. It's not realistic, but the difference between the Yankees and the Lions is that the Yankees have never had a 34 year drought without winning a playoff game. That has never happened, but that was the norm in Detroit. So. Yes, you have every right to be disappointed that you didn't win a playoff game last year as the one seed, that you are in the outside looking in this year and it bothers you because you have the talent, I think, to win a Super Bowl right now. So you have the, you're in the right spot to be disappointed. But for those of you that think Dan Campbell is the reason why, remember what football was like before Dan Campbell. And you can't take that for granted. Now, I'm not saying Dan Campbell should be coached for life. There's gonna come a point if they don't get to a Super Bowl or win a Super Bowl. You're gonna have to make a very tough decision and part ways with Dan Campbell because every team does that with their best coaches at some point, right? You know, the Cowboys said goodbye to Tom Landry, right? That happens. They said goodbye to Jimmy Johnson. That happens. The Giants said goodbye to Tom Coughlin. The Patriots said goodbye to Bill Belichick. It happens. But the fact is you're only in the place you're in because Dan Campbell is your head coach. Now look, the offense does not look great lately. I don't know why. I know he tooklay Kong away from the offensive coordinator. It has not been great since he took it over, but I'm begging you find people of Detroit. You have to think this one through with your head and not your heart. You cannot get rid of Dan Campbell. It'd be a return to the same crap you did for more than 3 decades in a row, meaning bad football, maybe a lucky wildcard appearance here and there with an immediate exit from the playoffs, and you cannot take for granted what Dan Campbell has. Done in turning that franchise around. And if there's any coach, I think, you know, hold on, she's fishing again one second 1 2nd. She landed a tuna, Tyrone. She's got tuna on. Alright, we're gonna keep an eye on this. Hopefully she'll land that tuna by the end of the show. But here's the bottom line. You cannot take for granted what Dan Campbell did for the franchise, and that doesn't give you grace forever, but it's got to give you grace right now.

The Debate Over Dan Campbell’s Future in Detroit

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