Insider reveals 1 big change for the Lions this season.
The Detroit Lions are on the brink of a season-defining turnaround.
Dan Campbell has created a culture shift, and it’s resonating with the fans.To put it another way, tickets for today’s Thanksgiving divisional game between the Los Angeles Chargers and Green Bay Packers are flying off the shelves, according to NFL Network’sIan Rapoport.
Apparently, standing-room-only tickets are going for as much as $200 in the secondary market, and there are more than 7,000 people on the season-ticket waitlist, which is the first time that has happened at Ford Field.
It’s the first time the Lions have reached Thanksgiving as the top-ranked team in their division in 30 years.
After going unbeaten on Thanksgiving last year, the Lions (8-2) could very well close the season as division champs with a victory over their division rivals.
It’s hard to believe that this is the same Lions team that brought tears of frustration to coach Campbell just a few years ago. The best part is that this team will only get better as it has a lot of young players at its core. The Lions can either play great on defense or hurt you all over the place on offense. The team is playing like a well-oiled machine, and everyone is dedicated to proving the critics wrong. The Lions have a lot of roadblocks to overcome before they make it to the Super Bowl, but it won’t be a shock if they make it.
