Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell had zero tolerance toward Brian Branch's violent act in Sunday night's game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Branch

Lions head coach Dan Campbell had some choice words about a recent report by ESPN’s Adam Schefter, which claimed the team reached out to NFL with concerns that their star defensive end Aidan

Tim Twentyman covers all the key questions from Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell's Tuesday press conference.

Detroit Lions injury report updated by coach Dan Campbell on Monday afternoon in his weekly day-after news conference, discussing Marcus Davenport.

Through three games, the Detroit Lions are now 2-1. In a "Monday Night Football" matchup against Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens, Detroit held on for a 38-30 victory with seven sacks on the defensive end, plus 224 rushing yards on the offensive end.

On the heels of an emotional road win at Baltimore, the Lions returned home and handed the Browns a 34-10 loss, headlined by a strong finish to both the first and second halves. Dan Campbell's team improved to 3-1 on the season, with three-straight wins following the season-opening dud against the Packers.

Jared Goff caught a touchdown vs Chiefs on fourth down on a Detroit Lions trick play, but refs got together and threw a flag, forcing a field goal.