The Washington Commanders did not “take the points” and settle for field goals on fourth down. They knocked out the Detroit Lions with touchdowns after converting on fourth down.

After a disappointing end to the best season in modern franchise history, Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell is back to work. Even with the divisional round loss to the Washington Commanders, he knows the franchise has what they need to bring Detroit the city's first Super Bowl.

After a disappointing Divisional Round exit as a No. 1 seed, Lions head coach Dan Campbell said he's back on his feet and that Detroit's championship window is still open.

After Saturday’s stunning divisional-round loss to the Commanders, Lions head coach Dan Campbell still believes his team’s Super Bowl window remains open.

Campbell and the Lions' dream season certainly came up short, especially after 2023 ended in the NFC Championship Game. They will go into the offseason with some potential holes to fill, as offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn are prime head coach candidates around the league.

Dan Campbell lays out his one non-negotiable trait for Lions players, and it’s something you either have or you don’t

There could be a ton of turnover, even with head coach Dan Campbell remaining in place at the top. But Campbell doesn't foresee the Lions falling out of contention for several reasons. "That core group is still intact and some of these guys are now -- we've signed some back,

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell is disappointed his team had their hopeful Super Bowl run ended before it started, but he has faith the window remains wide open.

Dan Campbell’s had a few days to process his team’s 45-31 loss to the Washington Commanders. The film told him the Lions lost as a team. He experienced several stages of grief. But in typical Campbell fashion,