Dan Campbell of the Detroit Lions was observed conducting…

Like many NFL players, Dan Campbell vowed he would never coach in the league after witnessing the lengths of time the coaches he played for put in.

In an appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Wednesday, Campbell stated, “I know when I was with the Giants, I’m walking in, and it’s 6:30 in the morning, and coaches have bedhead coming out of their office from sleeping there.” “I thought, ‘Coach? I’d never make a good coach. It’s absurd.

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However, it all changed one day early in Campbell’s career when he worked at a football camp run by a colleague of the New York Giants.

According to Campbell, who was appointed head coach by the Detroit Lions in January, he initially became interested in coaching around the year 2000 while living somewhere in Pennsylvania.

All of these were teens, according to Campbell. They had outside linebackers and tight ends. This tight end, dude, was your quintessential no-talent; he had no business playing football. He will, however, give it everything he has. The child on the other side of him is roughly a foot taller and has arms that are approximately a foot longer than his own. Like the wind, he sprints. Because of his strength, aggression, and explosiveness, their coach over there ordered him to simply go over there and pin the opponent in these one-on-one situations—don’t even allow him off the line. You’re essentially doing one-on-one route running, so he would simply stick this kid at the line and never even need to cover.