Never one to back down from a fourth-down offensive play, Dan Campbell isn’t one to hesitate wearing an unorthodox Christmas sweater, either. This year, he and his family decided to don some very adult-themed holiday garb that speaks for itself, as shown in pictures shared to social media by Campbell’s wife, Holly.

Whether you're a fan of the Detroit Lions or not, it's hard to not love head coach Dan Campbell. If there was an award for relentlessly being yourself, he'd be

Dan Campbell and his family donned matching Christmas Day garb to honor the risk-taking Lions coach's "Big Beautiful Balls." A photo posted to Instagram Wednesday by wife, Holly Campbell, showed the four-member clan smiling in front of a Christmas tree ...

Detroit's popular head coach was rocking a holiday outfit that highlighted his gutsiness. One of the reasons Campbell is among the most beloved coaches in Lions history is his light-hearted nature at times and willingness to poke fun at himself.

The Week 15 win over the Chicago Bears was extra special for Dan Campbell and the Lions. It secured a new franchise record for regular-season victories, cementing the Lions’ remarkable 2024 season.

The Detroit Lions reached the NFC championship in 2023 in large part due to head coach Dan Campbell's aggression, yet they also failed to reach the Super Bowl after some of his unorthodox gambles backfired.

Former NFL star J.J. Watt lobbed criticism toward Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell for his head-scratching onside kick choice against the Buffalo Bills.

The NFL was already planning to explore the onside kick before Dan Campbell made a regrettable decision to try one at an unusual time

Sean McDermott thinks he can score a takedown on Dan Campbell. McDermott was asked if any NFL coach besides Campbell could beat him in a wrestling match by Eric Wood on the Built In Buffalo podcast. The Bills head coach didn't grapple with the question.

After the solid win against the Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions HC Dan Campbell knows what it takes to beat both the Philadelphia Eagles and the Minnesota Vikings.

The Lions and Vikings are 13-2 and have two games left, including the regular-season finale against each other on Jan. 5 at Ford Field.