Dan Campbell didn't mince words after the Detroit Lions beat the Chicago Bears 52-21 at Ford Field: 'They forgot that we're (expletive) fighters.'

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell likes to kick off his Monday press conference after a game to run down the players who stood out the most on tape. After the 52-21 shellacking of the Chicago Bears, it’s no surprise that Campbell’s list was pretty darn long.

Detroit Lions are thin at DE with just 3 true edge rushers on their roster, Marcus Davenport, Aidan Hutchinson and Al-Quadin Muhammad.

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson didn't take it personally when his former team scored a touchdown while up big in the fourth quarter on Sunday.

The Lions didn't have any of the communication issues vs. the Bears that plagued their OL in the opener, but they didn't have crowd noise to deal with

Sunday’s 52-21 beatdown of the Bears and Ben Johnson offered a firm reminder to the rest of the NFL that this offense has Dan Campbell's DNA all over it, and it can be just as lethal as it has been in recent years.

Footage from Ford Field showed Dan Campbell and Ben Johnson quickly shaking hands and then walking away from each other.

The Detroit Lions rebounded emphatically in Week 2, crushing the Chicago Bears 52-21. Jared Goff's five touchdowns and a dominant offensive performance highlighted the victory. Adding fuel to the fire,

With the Detroit Lions facing the Chicago Bears and head coach Ben Johnson, it will be a reunion of sorts for Dan Campbell, leading his team into somewhat familiar territory. While fans lock in their predictions for the Lions and Bears matchup, Campbell speaks on facing the NFC North rival and the tricks that could be thrown their way.