Campbell's Love for Lambeau Field

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell is ready to face the Green Bay Packers in their season opener at the renowned Lambeau Field this Sunday. While he won’t be intimidated by the historic stadium, he expressed his deep admiration for it.

"Love Lambeau, it's awesome," Campbell told reporters on Tuesday. "It's one of those places, on the eighth day, the Good Lord made Lambeau. … It's got that deep history to it. It's the grass, it's the elements, it's just the mystique. If you love football, you love going to play there."

Lions' Recent Success

Lambeau Field, an iconic venue in professional sports, holds a special place in Campbell’s heart, particularly given the Lions' recent success there. The team heads into Sunday’s matchup with a three-game winning streak at this famed field, contributing to their consecutive NFC North titles over the past two seasons.

As the Lions kick off the 2025 campaign, all eyes will be on them, especially due to some uncertainty surrounding coaching changes. With both offensive and defensive coordinators replaced—Ben Johnson moving to head coach of the Chicago Bears and Aaron Glenn taking the helm of the New York Jets—John Morton and Kelvin Sheppard will be stepping into these key roles. Their ability to uphold the winning momentum created by their predecessors will be immediately challenged against Green Bay, another contender for the NFC North title.

Coaches and players alike are gearing up for a thrilling encounter at Lambeau, with the stakes higher than ever.