Dan Campbell's decisions in the NFC Championship game - Exploring the historical precedent for success - Episode 109

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Dan Campbell's decisions in the NFC Championship game - Exploring the historical precedent for success - Episode 109
How Dan Campbell's style reminds us of the story of Gerald "Gee" Walker
As was said in 1933 of Gee, '... we want the wild mustang of the range, no one wins the race with old dobbin.'

An amazing passage attributed to Aidan Hutchinson

You won’t find tears in Detroit. If you want excuses, you won’t hear them coming from Ford Field. As hard as today’s loss was, it is not a definition of the Detroit Lions culture. It’s a testament to how far we have come and how far we can go. It is the city’s perseverance of hard working people is what makes this state great. A city born in steel, diesel, and blood will not let a moment like this hold them back. In a city like this, in a culture like this, you learn that failure is just an opportunity to improve. A moment that Michigan men don’t shy away from. You take a look at those college boys down the road, it took them a couple trips to hell & disappointment, all to bring glory back to Michigan. Greatness is a journey - not a light switch, and it may take a few more days in the dark to see the light, but the Lions will get there. Together, we will Restore The Roar.

Romans 5:3-4 says: "Not only that, but we rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not put us to shame."

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