Detroit Lions looking to make history when they take on the Buccaneers in Divisional playoff

When the Detroit Lions host the Buccaneers in a Divisional game on Sunday,

they could move one step closer to becoming the only franchise without a Super Bowl appearance.

Detroit enters the game as a small favourite and is just two games away from a historic Super Bowl.

When head coach Dan Campbell first came in Detroit in 2021,

he described the Lions with one of the greatest comments in NFL history.

“The Lions have been a joke for thirty years and are always the underdog.

Oh, this story, and the Lions. Man, I simply feel like I belong here.

It did, in fact. as though I belonged. that I genuinely felt at home in Detroit.

“The Lions have been a joke for thirty years and are always the underdog.

Oh, this story, and the Lions. Man, I simply feel like I belong here. It did, in fact. as though I belonged. that I genuinely felt at home in Detroit. They adore football, the Lions, and this location really appealed to me. It seemed to say, “You know what? You must communicate to these guys your values and your understanding of their suffering.

“Campbell didn’t bring the burden of defeat with him, but he did carry it.” Specifically, he wondered what it would be like to win here. “If only you could ever triumph in Detroit, God.”

Their 30th postseason victory came on Sunday against the Los Angeles Rams in the wild card round, and history is about to happen again.

Although there has been a lot of animosity and harsh conversation between Lions fans and the team, everyone is hopeful that this Jared Goff-led squad can turn things around.

NFL icons like Calvin Johnson, Barry Sanders, and Matthew Stafford—who won the Super Bowl on his first try with the Rams—have all been buried there.

However, the 2023 class appears different. Detroit is in a better mood, and Michigan can have a good time if they can defeat the Buccaneers—and there’s no reason to think they can’t.

However, the 2023 class appears different. Detroit is in a better mood, and Michigan can have a good time if they can defeat the Buccaneers—and there’s no reason to think they can’t. The Lions’ potential to make it to the Super Bowl could be coincidental, as the Wolverines emerged victorious in the NCAA College division.

With the exception of Florida, America will support the Lions; after all, who doesn’t enjoy a good fairy tale? Even the most pessimistic fan may be won over.

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