BREAKING NEWS:CAMPBELL BELIEVES THEY CAN BE…

Detroit, MI – The Detroit Lions’ offense is on a tear, and head coach Dan Campbell believes they have the potential to be one of the greatest offenses in NFL history.

Through 12 games, the Lions’ offense is averaging 402.5 yards per game, which is the highest average in the league. They’re also scoring an average of 28.5 points per game, which is third-best in the NFL.

But it’s not just the numbers that are impressive – it’s the way the Lions are moving the ball. They’re using a combination of speed, power, and finesse to exploit defenses and make big plays.

“I think we have the potential to be one of the greatest offenses in NFL history,” Campbell said. “We’ve got the talent, we’ve got the depth, and we’ve got the chemistry. We’re just scratching the surface of what we can do.”

The Lions’ offense is led by quarterback Jared Goff, who is having a career year. Goff has thrown for 3,433 yards and 23 touchdowns, and he’s completing 66.5% of his passes.

But Goff is just one part of the equation. The Lions also have a talented receiving corps, led by Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams. They’ve also got a powerful running game, led by D’Andre Swift and Jamaal Williams.

“We’ve got so many weapons on this offense,” Goff said. “We’ve got guys who can make plays in the passing game, and we’ve got guys who can make plays in the running game. We’re tough to defend, and we’re only getting better.”

The Lions’ offense has been so good that it’s drawing comparisons to some of the greatest offenses in NFL history. Campbell, who played in the NFL for 10 seasons, said that this offense reminds him of the New England Patriots’ offense from the early 2000s.

“That offense was unstoppable,” Campbell said. “They had Tom Brady, Randy Moss, and Wes Welker, and they just dominated teams. I think we’ve got the potential to be that kind of offense.”

The Lions will look to continue their offensive dominance next week when they take on the Green Bay Packers. It’s a big game for both teams, and the Lions are confident that they can come out on top.

“We’re just getting started,” Campbell said. “We’re going to keep pushing, keep grinding, and keep making plays. We’re going to be a tough team to beat.”