Dan Campbell didn’t win Coach of the Year at the NFL Honors, but people are still recognizing how much he’s changed the culture — and then some — with the Detroit Lions. Campbell took over in 2021 after the Lions let go of Matt Patricia midway through the season. Here’s an excerpt from the ESPN article written by Bill Barnwell, documenting Campbell’s success in Detroit:“It’s worth noting just how low the Lions were before Campbell arrived. It took a year and a half of frustrating losses, but Campbell turned the Lions into one of the league’s model organizations. My choice would be Campbell, who has become the face of the franchise in Detroit.”After five seasons in Detroit, Campbell has a 48-36-1 record, which is a 57.1% winning percentage.