What's going on Lions fans?

Welcome to the Pride of Detroit preview podcast.

This is Before the Roar.

I am your host, Miko.

Join once again by my guy Morgan Cannon, and we are here to get you guys ready for week

four of the NFL season with the Detroit Lions, squaring off against the Cleveland

Browns.

Morgan, the Lions moved to two and one on the season after getting a much needed

win against the Baltimore Ravens, a statement win in a lot of people's opinion where the

lions really kind of cemented their status as a contender after, first of all, beating

up on the Browns the week before and then kind of bouncing back really nicely these last

couple weeks after getting that first loss against the Grand Bay Packers.

Now they kind of shift their attention to Cleveland, who is a team that just got their first win on the season,

but at the same time is still having some struggles, especially when you start to look on the offensive end of this team.

But it's still going to be, I think, a really highly contested game when you look at these two teams. Yeah, no doubt, bro. And I'm going to get correct your Freudian slip there just so you don't jinx us. You said Browns earlier. We beat up on the Bears. Hopefully we beat up on the Browns. You know what I'm saying? But I'm feeling good, bro. It was a, it was fun. That was the most fun I think I've had watching an away game in a minute, I think, at least, there might be a little bit of recency bias because Houston was fun last year, Green Bay on the road. I don't know. There's a lot of them. But either way, it was a huge win. And it was a pretty emphatic statement. And I want this stuff to hush.

I hope the internet's done now. Like all the stupid memes like Dan Campbell without Ben Johnson, without Aaron Glenn. That's not the case, man. If you're listening to this, you probably know what I'm saying because you're a Lions fan most likely. But if you're not,

Dan Campbell is where it starts and where it ends in Detroit. Make no mistake about it. So I wanted to get that out there and say my little piece while I could. You know what I mean?

I feel you. I think that is a narrative that needs to be permeated throughout the league at this

point, or at least throughout the media circuit, because if

people are still holding on to this thought process that, like, this team is only as good as its

coordinators, granted, yes, they have some really good coordinators once again, but the thing that has

remained consistent and constant with this team is Dan Campbell at the helm. Is Dan Campbell setting

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