Alex Anzalone says that Dan Campbell, the coach of the Detroit Lions, told the whole team to watch the Super Bowl this year. However the agony of losing to the San Francisco 49ers is still clearly new for Lions players, Campbell genuinely thought watching the whole game could give inspiration to next prepare.
“No, you need to watch it, man,” Campbell said, per Anzalone. ” Utilize each second of it as inspiration. I’ll certain as damnation be watching.”
So did the players tune in? It’s difficult to be aware without a doubt, yet a couple of them were live tweeting while the Kansas City Bosses crushed the 49ers 25-22 in extra time. Here is a couple of their responses, beginning with Anzalone himself — who plainly accepted Campbell’s recommendation and battled through it.
C.J. Gardner-Johnson was live tweeting through the whole game, and as the two groups battled out of the doors, he was plainly feeling the lost an open door.
Be that as it may, similar to everybody watching the game, Gardner-Johnson was in amazement of Patrick Mahomes assuming control over the game late.
With the red and yellow confetti falling, it was a mixed inclination for Lions fans. On one hand, the 49ers — the group that pulled off murder in the NFC Title Game — fell. Then again, the Lions beat the Super Bowl Champions back in Week 1 and it unquestionably seems like they would’ve gotten an opportunity to do so again on Super Bowl Sunday.
Kerby Joseph wrapped the night up impeccably, as he normally does: with an adept image:
