The Lions coach believed that his team would be facing the Vikings in the NFC divisional round, and now both teams are out of the playoffs.

Dan Campbell’s “See you in two weeks” comment to Kevin O’Connell stirs Vikings’ off-season focus after playoff elimination.

After the Lions defeated the Vikings in Week 18 of the regular season, Detroit’s head coach told Minnesota’s Kevin O’Connell during their postgame embrace, “I’ll see you in two weeks” — implying the pair of teams would meet again in the postseason.

After thumping the Minnesota Vikings in Week 18, Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell told Kevin O'Connell he'd "see [him] in two weeks," hinting at the two teams squaring off in the divisional round of the NFC playoffs. That won’t be happening ...

Maybe it was preconceived; maybe not. When Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell addressed Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell following the Lions' 31-9 win in Week 18 for the NFC North crown, his six words had an effect on the Vikings' fate. "I'll see you in ...

Micah Parsons couldn't help but laugh at Dan Campbell after the Lions HC was heard saying, "See you in two weeks," to Kevin O'Connell.

Yes, the Kansas City Chiefs again benefited from questionable calls from the officials. It’s unfortunate that a league worth billions of dollars can’t get a better system for determining a first down.

The Commanders are now focused on building off the memorable year they had with rookie Jayden Daniels after their NFC championship game loss to the Eagles.

What NFL team has never won the Super Bowl? You might be surprised to learn there is much more than just one team that has yet to win the big game. How many teams have not won a Super Bowl? Twelve. After winning their fourth Super Bowl in team history in February 2024,

Ben Johnson was announced as the new head coach of the Chicago Bears, and the former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator took a subtle dig at Matt LaFleur in his introductory press conference with the team.

Keep up to date with all of the latest key changes among NFL head coaches, offensive coordinators, and defensive coordinators entering the 2025 offseason.

Detroit Lions' Jared Goff, Dan Campbell picked as finalists for top NFL awards to be announced Feb. 6 in New Orleans.