Dan Campbell Says He's 'Ready to Get After New England’s A—' Ahead of Munich Game
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Dan Campbell has never lacked confidence, but he appears to be particularly fired up to face the Patriots.
The Lions head coach has his team competing for an NFC North crown after four consecutive wins, with a defense that looked troublesome early in the season finding its footing.
Days before kickoff, Campbell sent a clear message about what he expects from his team against the Patriots, and it might give New England some bulletin board material.
Here's what Campbell had to say.
Dan Campbell Says He's 'Ready to Get After New England’s A—'
Appearing on 97.1 The Ticket's "Costa & Jansen," Campbell said that the Lion swill ready to "get after New England's a—" in Munich.
"We’re gonna get ready to go," Campbell said. "We’re gonna have our best game plan in all three phases, and we’re gonna be ready to get after New England’s a—. I cannot wait."
Lions HC Dan Campbell sure seems excited to play the #Patriots 😅 “We’re gonna get ready to go. We’re gonna have our best game plan in all three phases, and we’re gonna be ready to get after New England’s a**. I cannot wait.” (🎥 @971theticketxyt) https://t.co/7X3VzATgCI
— Carlos A. Lopez (@LosTalksPats) November 11, 2026
Campbell might see the Week 10 matchup as an opportunity to pounce on a reeling team. The Patriots were bludgeoned 45-27 by the Packers at home on Sunday, and they are still dealing with a number of injuries to offensive weapons after the news that Rhamondre Stevenson will miss time with a knee injury.
The Lions' high-flying offense has come back down to Earth in recent weeks, but after seeing the Packers torch New England's secondary, Campbell could say Sunday's game as a chance to regather some momentum with the passing attack.
For the Patriots, who are looking to put Week 9 behind them, Campbell's comments could serve as a much-needed spark as the team tries to avoid falling to .500.