TRAGEDY :Detroit Lion Coach Is Very Angry And Has Announces His Resignation Today After Facing ….
DETROIT (AP) — Dan Campbell’s passion has been on display since the moment he was hired as coach of the Detroit Lions, famously saying at his opening news conference nearly three years ago that his teams would kick in teeth and bite kneecaps of opponents.
Campbell has screamed with joy, and shed tears, after wins and losses.
And he has never looked and sounded as fired up as he was on Monday.
“ I’ve got controlled fury and I’m ready to go,” Campbell said.
Roughly 36 hours after a disputed call at Dallas led to a loss that took away a shot at the top seed in the NFC, Campbell insisted he had moved on and said players would do the same as they prepare for the regular-season finale.
“I’ve got pure octane right now,” Campbell said. “I woke up. I’m ready, so we’re moving forward.”
During his two-minute, ten-second opening remarks, he omitted any mention of offensive tackle Taylor Decker’s stopped 2-point conversion against the Cowboys.
Because offensive lineman Dan Skipper checked in as eligible when he and offensive lineman Penei Sewell contacted referee Brad Allen prior to the crucial play, officials concluded that Decker was an ineligible receiver.
