Dan Campbell drew major attention on Monday Night Football as the Lions dismantled the Buccaneers, but his wife, Holly, turned heads too with her stunning game-day look. Married to the Lions’ head coach since 1999, Holly sported a stylish vintage ensemble featuring a black-and-white zebra-print sweater paired with a sleek leather skort that perfectly matched the electric atmosphere of the night.

Meanwhile, Campbell’s squad delivered a commanding win over Baker Mayfield and the Buccaneers. Quarterback Jared Goff led the offense with precision, while Jahmyr Gibbs sealed the deal with a game-clinching touchdown late in the matchup.

The Lions’ performance was nothing short of dominant against Mayfield, who had been drawing early MVP buzz this season. Just a week earlier, the quarterback had basked in “MVP! MVP!” chants after defeating the 49ers. However, his showing against Detroit was a far cry from that, as Campbell’s defense kept him off balance all game long.

Following the victory, Campbell couldn’t contain his pride as he praised his players in a fiery postgame locker room speech. While the offense deserved recognition, he made sure to spotlight the defense for its remarkable effort in holding Tampa Bay to single digits on the scoreboard.

Dan Campbell Delivers Expletive-Laced Locker Room Speech After Lions’ Win Over Bucs

Dan Campbell’s postgame locker room speech went viral after the Lions’ Monday Night Football triumph. Clearly ecstatic with his team’s performance, the head coach delivered a passionate yet concise message loaded with emotion and key takeaways.

“How ‘bout that defense, man. Holy crap. Listen—9 points allowed, 4-of-16 on third down, one pick, one fumble recovery, 252 total yards allowed. That’s elite defense. Outstanding job! We handled business, but there’s still stuff to fix. I’ll tell you what—defense plays like that? You win every damn game. That’s how it’s done. That’s how you cut it loose, just like we talked about…” Campbell told his players after the win.

He then handed out three game balls — one to Jahmyr Gibbs, another to Jack Campbell, and a third to Derrick Barnes. The coach singled out Barnes in particular, praising his resilience after missing most of last season with a knee injury. This year, Barnes has bounced back impressively, cementing himself as a key contributor and anchor of Detroit’s resurgent defense.