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Sheila Ford Hamp releases statement regarding Detroit Lions’ hiring of Dan Campbell

On Wednesday, the Detroit Lions officially announced that they have hired former New Orleans Saints assistant head coach Dan Campbell to be their next head coach.

Following the announcement, Lions owner Sheila Ford Hamp and team president Rod Wood released statements regarding the hire.

From Detroit Lions:

LIONS PRINCIPAL OWNER AND CHAIRMAN SHEILA FORD HAMP

This is an exciting day for our organization as we introduce Dan Campbell as the new head coach of the Detroit Lions. With more than 20 years of experience as both a coach and player in the National Football League, Dan knows the rigors of professional football and what it takes to be successful. He will help promote the culture we want to establish across our organization, while also bringing with him high energy, a respect for the game and an identity with which everyone can align themselves.”

LIONS PRESIDENT & CEO ROD WOOD

“Dan’s passion for this opportunity was evident throughout our interview process. When we began the search for a head coach, it was imperative that we find the right leader who values our commitment to building a winning culture based on organizational alignment and collaboration. The leadership Dan has exemplified throughout his football career has prepared him for this next step, and we are excited to support him as our new head coach.”

A new era has officially started!

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Jared Goff Weighs In On Ben Johnson Staying With Detroit Lions

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