Dan Campbell’s message to the Lions during this critical stretch: “It should burn at you. It should eat you up. Do not go numb to the losing,” he said, admitting they got a look at the “top of the NFC,” and said they’re not there right now. pic.twitter.com/bTBgIHmGAq

This article was originally published on sidelionreport.com as Dan Campbell offers sobering assessment of where the Lions are after loss to Rams.

The Detroit Lions have not won back-to-back games since October, but they likely need to win three straight to make the playoffs.

Holly wore a black top, which she paired with matching pants and a half jacket. She carried a football-shaped purse for her outing. Campbell’s wife kept her hair open and completed her outfit with minimal jewelry. She opted for black sandals and posed with a smile.

“It can’t be OK. It should burn at you. It should eat you up. Do not go numb to the losing,” Campbell said. Campbell said the Rams showed the Lions who the best team in the NFC is this year, and the Lions have to recognize that they have plenty of work to do.

The Detroit Lions know what it takes to compete with the best in the loaded NFC after a 41-34 loss to the conference-leading Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.

In the aftermath of the Lions’ shocking exit in the Divisional Round of the playoffs, Dan Campbell could only mask his emotions for long. The head coach, who helped craft the identity of a hard-nosed Detroit team that cruised to the NFC’s top seed with ...

The Detroit Lions have struggled through the 2025 NFL season, and with a tough stretch ahead, HC Dan Campbell has turned up the pressure on his players with a blunt message.

Matthew Stafford passed for 368 yards and hit Colby Parkinson for two touchdowns, and the NFC-leading Los Angeles Rams clinched a playoff berth with a furious second-half rally for a 41-34 victory ove