Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell called his team "battle-tested" as they plan to ride the momentum of a three-game winning streak into Paycor Stadium to face the high-powered Cincinnati Bengals offense.

On the heels of an emotional road win at Baltimore, the Lions returned home and handed the Browns a 34-10 loss, headlined by a strong finish to both the first and second halves. Dan Campbell's team improved to 3-1 on the season, with three-straight wins following the season-opening dud against the Packers.

After the game, Lions head coach Dan Campbell, well-known for his fiery press conferences whether win or loss, addressed the media. Campbell noted his team's discipline in defending Lamar Jackson, but mostly focused on the all-around win, from Detroit's key defensive stops to a huge day running the football.

Dan Campbell can't stand to see blocked kicks, even when they don't affect the Lions. Why? It takes him back to a near-costly error in 2005.

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The Lions hosted defensive end Quinton Jefferson on a free agent visit, according to Tuesday's transaction report. Jefferson has 28.5 career sacks in nine NFL seasons. He played in seven games for the Buffalo Bills and five for the Cleveland Browns last season.

Ramon Corona's "Campbell Crossing Lake Michigan" reimagines the Lions coach as George Washington in the symbolic artwork featured at ArtPrize.

The Detroit Lions head coach and his wife, Holly Campbell, have been married for over two decades. They welcomed two children — Cody and Piper — and in 2021, the family made the move to Detroit, Mich.

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell sent a warning to his offense even after their third straight 30-plus point outing.