The approach the Detroit Lions have operated all offseason feels a little… completely different. After final season’s disappointing 9-8 marketing campaign, Lions coach Dan Campbell and common supervisor Brad Holmes have seemingly approached their jobs in another way, making little tweaks to their routines. Holmes skipped the house owners conferences to hunker down with NFL Draft preparation and opted to not maintain a native professional day. Campbell nixed joint practices this yr, and their spring schedule was a little completely different than regular.
Most offseason, the mantra has been one thing near what the Lions’ extremely simple schedule release video projected: “Strictly business.”
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But throughout an look on Fox 2 Detroit’s coaching camp particular on Wednesday, Campbell revealed one other motto for the season that he would quickly be sharing with the workforce.
“I haven’t told the team this yet, but it’s like, man, I want some R&R. And you’re like, what are you talking about? Man, Redemption and Respect. That’s what this league’s about,” Campbell stated, per 97.1 The Ticket’s Will Burchfield.
I do not learn about you, however I find it irresistible. Redemption and Respect.
Burchfield has a nice breakdown of Campbell’s media appearance on Fox 2. As of proper now, it does not seem that full interview is accessible to look at wherever on-line, however as quickly as it’s, we’ll replace this put up with a hyperlink.
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Over on The Feed Hungry Lion has a good, succinct 10 ideas concerning the Lions after Day 1 of coaching camp:
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Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson, each previously of PFF, preview the Lions’ 2026 season. Outside of some odd commentary on the offensive line, it is a good present: