Powerhouse leader Dan Campbell was mic’d up for this week’s “Sights and Sounds” as the Detroit Lions notched another win on the road to the Super Bowl.
The weekly series features a more in-depth and inside look at moments before and after each Lions game, with a few people mic’d up. This week, you can watch Campbell lead his guys to a 34-10 victory over the Cleveland Browns.
Considering how intense he is and how hoarse his voice usually ends up sounding in his post-game locker-room speeches, you might think it’s just all yelling all the time. But Campbell sounds and appears relatively calm throughout this game, but still enthusiastic and energized.
It’s not just Campbell you’ll hear from. Some other great moments:
- Cornerback D.J. Reed explaining how he catches an interception every time his mom comes to a game
- Taylor Decker addressing his unit as “war daddies” in his pre-game hype up speech
- Defensive backs coach Deshea Townsend encouraging his guys to not let the run “get leaky”
- Voice of the Lions Dan Miller absolutely losing it during Kalif Raymond’s 65-yard punt return touchdown
You can watch the full video below.
And onto the rest of your notes.
- Speaking of Decker, here he talks about catching up with retired war daddy Frank Ragnow.
- “These past two games were some of the more winnable ones in the supposed 12-week window Burrow will be gone. It’s scary to think how bad Sunday could go if the Bengals don’t come prepared to play.” Bengals writer Patrick Judis expresses big concerns for Cincinnati about the upcoming matchup over on our sister site, Cincy Jungle.
- On “Up & Adams,” David Montgomery explains how Jared Goff is usually the one who has all the answers, but when it comes to being a father, he’s the one asking questions.
- San Francisco head coach Kyle Shanahan was asked an unusual question at a recent press conference, but had a great answer.
- Wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa joined “The Schultz Report” and there are a lot of fun parts to that interview, including the rookie ranking his teammates’ wardrobes.
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