Lions coach Dan Campbell selling Oakland County home amid security concerns

Campbell and his family have been the target of threats since he became head coach of the Detroit Lions in 2021

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell is selling his Oakland County home amid security concerns, according to a report from the Detroit News. Campbell and his family have been the target of threats since he became head coach of the Lions in 2021.

The threats have reportedly escalated in recent weeks, and Campbell and his family have decided to sell their home and move to a more secure location.

The Lions have not commented on the situation, but a team source confirmed to the Detroit News that Campbell is selling his home.

Campbell has been a popular figure in Detroit since he was hired by the Lions in 2021

He is known for his passionate and energetic coaching style, and he has helped to turn around the Lions' culture.

However, the threats against Campbell and his family have cast a shadow over his time in Detroit.

It is unclear who is responsible for the threats, but they are believed to be related to Campbell's performance as head coach of the Lions.

The Lions have struggled on the field in recent years, and Campbell has been criticized by some fans and media members.

Despite the threats, Campbell has remained focused on his job and has said that he is not afraid to stand up for what he believes in.

It is unclear what the future holds for Campbell and his family, but they are hoping to find a new home where they can feel safe and secure.