The bye week might’ve been a break for the schedule, but not for Dan Campbell’s fire. The Detroit Lions’ head coach came out swinging this week, making it clear that the Green Bay Packers are next in line — and Detroit plans to bring the fight straight to them.
Coming off the bye, Campbell spoke with his trademark intensity, emphasizing that the team’s focus is sharper than ever. He didn’t mince words about what’s coming next: physical football, relentless defense, and an offense ready to prove a point. The message? The Lions are rested, angry, and ready to dominate their division rivals.
Detroit has already set the tone in the NFC North this season, but Campbell’s latest comments sound like a declaration of war. The Packers have been struggling to find rhythm, and now they’ll have to deal with a Lions squad that’s healthier, hungrier, and re-energized after the break.
For a team that thrives on toughness and unity, this is the moment Campbell’s been preparing them for — a chance to send another message to the league that the Motor City means business. If the Packers thought Detroit’s early-season wins were luck, they’re about to get a painful reminder of just how real this team is.
The NFC North Just Got Personal — Campbell Puts Packers on Notice After Bye
