Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell and his wife, Holly Campbell, shared a tender moment on the sidelines of Ford Field.
The Lions dominated the Minnesota Vikings 31-9 in Week 18, clinching the NFC North title. The win secured the No. 1 seed, granting the Lions a first-round bye and home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.
“What a win,” Campbell said postgame. “It was a complete team effort, starting with our defense. Back-to-back NFC North champions, 15 wins, and the No. 1 seed—I couldn’t be prouder of these guys.”
Holly Campbell, who attended the “Sunday Night Football” game at Ford Field, cheered on her husband. Married since 1999, the couple, who share two children, Cody and Piper, appeared as affectionate as newlyweds on the sidelines.
On Jan. 10, Holly posted an Instagram video of a pregame moment with Dan. Captioned “Cheeky #onepride #kickedbutt,” the clip showed them sharing a kiss before Holly playfully tapped Dan on the behind.
Despite the hectic NFL season, the Campbells prioritize quality time, including weekly Starbucks runs—a tradition that continues even as the Lions gear up for the playoffs.
Following the Vikings’ victory, Holly shared on Instagram, “ALL ROADS RUN THROUGH DETROIT #1 seed, NFC North Champs…Victory Monday coffee run!!!”
