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Extremely Emotional Scenes from Detroit Lions Locker Room After Dominating Win Against Aaron Rodgers Led Green Bay Packers
Published 11/07/2022, 9:00 AM ESTBy Sep 18, 2022; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown (14) celebrates a touchdown against the Washington Commanders with teammates wide receiver Josh Reynolds (8) and wide receiver DJ Chark (4) during the first half at Ford Field. Mandatory Credit: Junfu Han-USA TODAY Sports Nothing tastes sweeter than a victory over a divisional rival. After five consecutive losses, the Detroit Lions roared back with a spectacular defensive show. Keeping Aaron Rodgers and the Packers at bay, the Lions managed to keep them restricted from getting points on the board until the third quarter. ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad The Lions have been on the receiving end of harsh criticism for their performance this season. But, this 15-9 win is a treat for the Detroit fans, especially because it came against the Packers. ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad The Detroit Lions are victorious
After the game, Lions head coach Dan Campbell appreciated his team and presented the game ball to defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn. An ecstatic Glenn was hoisted by the team in a wholesome celebration. The defensive coordinator also had some motivational words for his squad. While expressing how he vicariously lived through his team, he , “When I left the game man, this is what I missed. Man, to get a chance to be here, ’cause man, I live through you. I promise you I do. That’s why the coaches, that’s why we do what we do, man! For you guys. To live through you”Jan 3, 2021; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford (9) makes a touchdown pass to wide receiver Marvin Jones (not pictured) against the Minnesota Vikings during the first quarter at Ford Field. Mandatory Credit: Raj Mehta-USA TODAY Sports Courtesy: Reuters The Lions’ defense stepped up against Aaron Rodgers and the Packers. was picked off thrice by rookies, Kerby Joseph and Aiden Hutchinson. As defensive coordinator, whatever Glenn was doing seemed to work based on the defense’ performance on the field. Glenn also spoke of the necessity of making winning a habit. He said, “Here’s the deal. We gotta make it a habit. Gotta make it a habit. You understand what I’m telling you? When it becomes a habit, that’s when we go places. And that’s when we start expecting to win like [sic] we talk about! Expect it, men!” Fans react to the Lions celebration
The ‘ locker room celebration received from fans of the team and others. While many celebrated the victory of the team, others mused the necessity of the celebration given the team’s current standing. One user showed his unwavering loyalty to the team Win…lose… or draw… this my team!!!! — A_Plus (@MrThomas313) This user doesn’t see the necessity of the celebration I’m tired of seeing this when the record is 2-6. — Max Jullien (@KAY_S82) Another user is happy with this victory Proud of our guys! A win over the Packers is always a treat! — Zach Pfeiffer (@zach_pfeiffer) This fan had some rather strong opinions 2-6 pump the brakes. Go win two on the road now. Impress the people who have supported you for decades. Quit celebrating small wins, do not think you’ve accomplished anything until you win a championship. — cpalk (@cpalk66) This user is emotional — Duchess rbq-ehnn jaymezs (@glittervandit) Another fan found Glenn’s words inspirational That’s inspirational coach-speak right there. — Juan Q. Publico (@NickelDollar) Another user expresses love for the team ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad This is why I’m a Lions ? fan to the bottom of my soul and always will be — Dan Leach (@DanLeach971) While this victory may have been a pleasant surprise for fans, the Detroit Lions have a long way to go if they’re hoping to make a mark. Currently, 2-6 and ranked behind the Vikings, Packers, and Bears in the NFC North, winning games should be their topmost priority. ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad The Lions will hope to extend their fortune in their next battle against the Chicago Bears. Watch This Story: SHARE THIS ARTICLE
ADVERTISEMENT Anika Gomez 98 articlesAnika Gomez is an NFL writer at Essentially Sports. She holds a degree in Journalism, Psychology, and Communicative English from the National School of Journalism and Public Discourse. Anika loves American Football, Formula 1, Basketball, and Tennis.Please enable JavaScript to view the ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT EDITORS' PICK
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