As a young kid growing up watching the NFL on Thanksgiving, history tells us that Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow doesn’t exactly have fond memories of watching the Detroit Lions, no matter who they were playing.

The tradition started in 1934 when owner George A. Richards moved the team to Detroit and scheduled a Thanksgiving Day game to attract fans who favored baseball.

Veteran backup QB Marcus Mariota is completing 63.6% of his passes, and the Detroit Lions are ready for him to replace Jayden Daniels this week in DC.

Lions head coach Dan Campbell said that his team is "taking the hard road" with their wins this season compared to last.

The post Dan Campbell addresses Lions’ nonexistent deep passing game head-on appeared first on ClutchPoints. On Sunday afternoon, the Detroit Lions squeaked out a win over the lowly New York Giants in what was about as uninspiring of a victory as you can have in the NFL.

Holy crap, guys” were the first three words Dan Campbell said when speaking to his locker room after Sunday’s game. Those three words also accurately described the feeling of Detroit Lions fans inside Ford Field as they watched their team pull out a 34-27 comeback victory over the New York Giants in an overtime thriller.