Lions' Dan Campbell Takes Blame for Costly Error in Loss to Buccaneers

A critical mistake at the end of the first half cost the Detroit Lions a scoring opportunity, leading to a 20-16 defeat.

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell accepted full responsibility for a clock management error that ended a potential scoring drive before halftime.
The Lions were penalized for having too many men on the field, resulting in a 10-second runoff that ended the first half.
Campbell admitted to calling for a 'hurricane' play, which led to the confusion and penalty.
The Lions' offensive game plan was criticized for its imbalance, with 55 passing attempts to just 27 rushing attempts.
Despite the loss, Campbell emphasized the team's overall improvement and took accountability for the mistake.