November 25, 2024

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NOTEBOOK: Lions Embracing Road Warrior Mentality The Detroit Lions have adopted a “road warrior” mentality, dominating away games with a relentless drive and determination. Their 24-6 victory over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday marked their sixth consecutive road win this season, extending their dominance in hostile environments. Lions head coach Dan Campbell reflected on the team’s remarkable transformation, recalling their earlier struggles on the road. “We were 0-11-1 at one point, and now we’re 16-5 since then,” Campbell said. “It’s a testament to this group of guys—the leadership of Goff, Ragnow, Decker, Sewell, McNeill, and St. Brown. They’ve all helped change the culture.” Winning away from home is a clear sign of a team’s strength, and the Lions have proved they are one of the league’s toughest road teams. “Preparation is key,” said tackle Taylor Decker. “We’re ready for loud, hostile crowds. We’ve got competitors who thrive in tough conditions.” Quarterback Jared Goff echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the importance of unity on the road. “It’s us against them. We come together as a team, no matter the environment.” Detroit’s road dominance is built on resilience and adaptability, with a mindset that refuses to back down. This mentality will be tested again with three upcoming home games, but their “road warrior” mentality has proven to be a driving force behind their success.

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