Head coach Dan Campbell explained this Thursday what Detroit can do to satisfy his team’s championship ambitions.
ALLEN PARK — Equipment training hasn’t started yet, but with organized team activities starting this week and a mandatory minicamp scheduled for June 4, the team’s head coach Detroit Lions, Dan Campbellhas set its sights on the Super Bowl for your organization.
“I don’t see anything else. I see the Super Bowl“he declared Campbell this Thursday. “I really don’t know what anything else would be.”
Detroit currently has the fourth best line (+1100) to win the championship, according to ESPN BETafter a dream campaign in 2023 that culminated in the NFC Championship Game in front of the San Francisco 49ers.
Dan Campbell leads a team that became one of the most pleasant surprises of the previous season. AP Photo/Duane Burleson
This offseason, the team has revamped its offense with the signing of defensive tackle from the Cincinnati Bengals, DJ Readerin addition to the draft selection of rookie cornerbacks Terrion Arnold (first round) and Ennis Rakestraw Jr. (second round), among other movements.
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“You have to prepare the same way you did last year. Certain things you have to do to really make it valid and make it happen,” he said. Campbell regarding his team’s championship ambitions. “Ultimately, that’s what we want to do. Now, to do that, you have to win the division.
“You’ve got to give yourself the best chance you can. You need to win the division; you need the best seeding spot you can get,” he said. “OK, well how do you do that? You’ve got to start with where we are now. You’ve got to get back to work. You’ve got to do all the little things, which up to this point, our guys have accomplished.”
Los Lions have also secured their core pieces with the agreement of contractual extensions to Campbell and the general manager Brad Holmesas well as massive four-year contracts with the veteran quarterback Jared Goffthe wide receiver All-Pro Amon-Ra St. Brown and the offensive tackle All-Pro Penei Sewell that will keep them together for the foreseeable future.
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Despite interviewing for numerous head coach vacancies, the Lions They were also able to retain the offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and the defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn together for another season, which might be an under-recognized aspect of their success.
Detroit It comes from a campaign in which they won a division crown for the first time since 1993.
“I think it’s really beneficial for the players, because you hear the same voice, and consistency has always been the best thing for this league, in my opinion, something you don’t see too much,” he said. Glenn. “That could be coaches moving on to other positions, or sometimes just people being there for a year or two, and then moving on, but I think it really benefits players.”
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