Summary
The Detroit Lions are set to play their final game of the season against the Chicago Bears. Lions' coach Dan Campbell explained his plans despite the team's lack of playoff prospects, emphasizing player performance evaluation and stating that players will play if they are healthy. The Bears, led by Ben Johnson, have improved significantly this season, securing a playoff spot.
Key Facts
- The Detroit Lions missed their goal of reaching the playoffs and the Super Bowl this season.
- Coach Dan Campbell said injured players might still participate if it does not risk long-term health.
- Running back David Montgomery and wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown are among 11 Lions players listed as "questionable" due to illness and injury.
- The game will serve as an opportunity to evaluate how players perform under different conditions.
- The Chicago Bears, under head coach Ben Johnson, have improved from a 5-12 record last season to an 11-5 record, earning a playoff position.
- The Lions previously defeated the Bears earlier in the season at Ford Field.
- Dan Campbell highlighted the need for the team to stay focused and give their best performance in the final game.
