The Washington Commanders did it. They came into Detroit and beat the big bad Detroit Lions and will face the winner of the Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Rams game in the NFC Championship next Sunday fo a chance to advance to the Super Bowl.
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Fan Knocked Out Cold During Lions, Commanders Game
The Commanders' win was stunning to say the least. Unfortunately some fans did not take the loss that well. In a fan-captured video, some Lions fans administered a brutal beatdown to another attendee and the guy is knocked out COLD.
There appeared to be a previous altercation with the fan and a woman, which led to other fans in attendance coming to her defense. You can hear one man in the video exclaim: "Don't come to Ford Field and disrespect women."
Check the video out below:
🚨🚨WILD FIGHT: WARNING: VIOLENT🚨🚨
A MASSIVE FIGHT BROKE OUT AT LAST NIGHTS #LIONS PLAYOFF GAME BETWEEN DETROIT FANS, ONE FAN WAS BRUTALLY KNOCKED OUT COLD.
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“Don't come to Ford Field and disrespect women.”
(🎥@zelly_bean)
pic.twitter.com/0Lz6XauquM— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) January 19, 2025
Dan Campbell Gives Nod to Giants
Despite a stunning loss in the NFC Divisional Round, the Lions had been one of the scariest teams all season. So much that both their offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, are both expected to be coveted in the upcoming coaching cycle. But Lions head coach Dan Campbell gave an unexpected nod to another factor in Detriot's success this season. Campbell says it was two days of joint practice with the New York Giants during the training camp period, that really set the tone for this season.
"That was the first real taste of kind of the perception, and I thought the Giants practiced hard, they brought it, there was a lot of energy, a lot of juice, and I thought that was good for us to get that and it's like now you know what it's going to be like all season," Campbell said.
"We handled it well, and I don't feel like - we know that we're going to get everybody's best shot; we know that every week, and it doesn't matter if it's who we've played, what week it is, and our guys understand that."
