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Watch: Dan Campbell postgame speech after Detroit Lions' 'gritty' win at Arizona Cardinals
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Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell once again delivers a victory speech that is one for the ages.
"Hey, listen, man. That's the way to get back in the win column. Alright?," Campbell began his speech in the visiting team locker room following the Lions' 20-13 win over the Arizona Cardinals Sunday night at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, with his typical pacing around. "Which doesn't surprise me one bit. You guys came to work. It was the best week we've had."
"And here's what I love, man," Campbell continues. "This week, we talked about it. This was one of those gritty, like unglorious type of games you were going to need to play and you did that. Across the board, man.
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"And at the end of the day that's our baseline, man. That's our baseline, and that showed up today."
Campbell then goes through some stats from the game before giving the one game ball to Brett Fisher, Lions director of player health and performance .
"Feels good to win, doesn't it?," an animated and louder Campbell asks team before closing. "You guys earned it. Break it down."
Then, an excited Lions quarterback Jared Goff takes over telling the team to "Bring it up" four times as the team circles together.
"Hey, Team Win. Team Win. Way to Go," Goff says. "Win on Three. One, Two Three!"
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Everyone: "Win!"
The Lions next host the Seattle Seahawks on Monday Night Football on Sept. 30 at Ford Field.
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