After the Detroit Lions’ win over the Minnesota Vikings in the final game of the regular season, Dan Campbell said something to Kevin O’Connell that didn’t go unnoticed by Los Angeles Rams fans. “I’ll see you in two weeks,

Lions head coach Dan Campbell's wife, Holly Campbell, arrives to Ford Field in style before facing the Vikings in Week 18.

Dan Campbell has swept his division, won the NFC North consecutively, and clinched the best record in the conference and the entire league while missing half his roster due to injury. If not him, then who?

Incidentally, Molly Campbell, the wife of Lions head coach Dan Campbell, was all over social media before the game. After making waves last week for hilariously trolling his husband on Instagram, she turned heads again before Sunday's clash after sharing a photo of her pizza order.

Leaning into their identity on both sides of the ball, Campbell's Lions secured a "legacy" win over the Vikings in Week 18.

The Detroit Lions beat the Minnesota Vikings 31-9, and clinched the 1-seed and home-field advantage in the playoffs. Colin Cowherd talks about the Lions’ mentality and how Dan Campbell is the perfect HC for this team.

The Lions beat the Vikings 31–29 in Week 7 as Jake Bates hit a field goal with 15 seconds left to win the game. On Monday night, the Lions played their starters against the San Francisco 49ers even though the game was essentially meaningless. Whether they won or lost, everything was going to come down to Week 18 against Minnesota.

Moments after the final whistle, Lions head coach Dan Campbell and Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell met at midfield to share a brief embrace. Cameras captured the exchange, during which Campbell uttered 10 words to his division counterpart. "Great job. Great season. I'll see you in two weeks," Campbell said to O'Connell.

Dan Campbell has redefined four-down territory. The Detroit Lions go for it on fourth down almost anywhere on the field under their aggressive coach, whose fearless mentality has reshaped the franchise’s culture and led to record-breaking results.

The Detroit Lions are expected to lose a breakout defender to the Philadelphia Eagles in free agency this offseason.

The Lions don’t know when they’re playing or who they’re playing, only where they’re playing, at Ford Field next Saturday or Sunday.