Dan Campbell: The nucleus of our team is right, but Lions will make "a few changes"
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Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell has acknowledged that the team's 9-8 finish this season is a disappointment, despite it being considered successful in previous years. Under Campbell's leadership, expectations have heightened, and he plans to implement minor changes in 2026. Campbell remains confident in the team's core, stating that adjustments are needed to achieve their optimal performance. The Lions concluded the season with a victory against the NFC North champion Chicago Bears, showcasing their potential. Campbell praised his players for their resilience and emphasized the need for consistent performance moving forward.
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