Lions head coach Dan Campbell takes accountability and blames himself for the disappointing loss against the Vikings.

Lions coach Dan Campbell 'not in panic mode' but knows offense needs 'to clean it up' after struggles in loss to Vikings

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell said he was confident in the team’s preparation ahead of their NFC North showdown against the Minnesota Vikings.

Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph is expected to miss a second consecutive game due to a lingering bone bruise. Cornerback Terrion Arnold is trending towards returning from a shoulder injury for the game against the Vikings. Left tackle Taylor Decker is recovering from a shoulder issue but is expected to be available.

Campbell noted that "if there's somebody that (GM Brad Holmes) knows that he feels good about and that I would, then he'll bring it (to me)," and he cited the countless hours of legwork Holmes and Assistant GM Ray Agnew put in evaluating potential trade targets. He also added that Holmes, "has brought up a couple of things already."

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell spoke to the press on Tuesday about expectations and injury updates surrounding the team.

ALLEN PARK – Dan Campbell was no stranger to team Halloween parties during his NFL playing days, which he shared — and then some — when speaking to reporters on Friday.

Detroit currently sits with a 5-2 record and is in a battle with the Green Bay Packers for first-place in the division. Detroit's next three opponents are the Vikings, Commanders and Eagles.

Brad Holmes has made moves at the past 3 NFL trade deadlines, including dealing for Za'Darius Smith last fall. But don't expect a big move.

Lions coach Dan Campbell isn’t ruling anything out, but doesn’t expect the team to be active at the trade deadline.

It’s not long before the Detroit Lions signed a massive 4-year, $180 million extension until 2030 with $141 million guaranteed, the most ever for a non-quarterback with Aidan Hutchinson. HC Dan Campbell and others were planning to do it for a long time.