By Sunday 
The moment Dan Campbell grabbed the play sheet, everything changed. The Lions’ offense didn’t just wake up — it exploded. With eight scoring drives, 546 total yards, and zero punts, Detroit looked reborn under their head coach’s command. Jared Goff called Campbell’s play-calling “great,” Jameson Williams laughed about how “funny” it was seeing him in glasses, and fans could feel the swagger return.
Meanwhile, John Morton’s name barely came up — and that silence spoke volumes. The team’s energy, rhythm, and confidence all seemed to reappear the second Campbell took control. After a 44-point statement win, it’s hard not to wonder: was this the moment the Lions turned their season around — and quietly turned the page on Morton for good?