Dan Campbell discusses what he learned during Lions self-scout.
head coach Dan Campbell spent a portion of the bye week learning about his team and examining areas the team can improve at and execute better.'s third-year head coach revealed three key areas he would like to see improved over the course of the final nine games of the regular season.
"I think those are the three things that we kind of came away with," Campbell continued."There's other areas, but those were the big ones collectively as a team. I know that for special teams, we've got to get Lif going. We're so close. We've been close. But man, we are. You know, we're one block away. We're just, you know, we're close. But, we've got to start breaking some of these with him on the return game.
Alleviating errors will certainly go a long way for a football team that is seeking to earn home-field advantage throughout thehas expressed his desire to have his football team playing and executing the best by the time December rolls around.
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