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We know that Dan Campbell exists. There's plenty of evidence that he is an actual human being, who played tight end in Madden NFL 23. and changed to coach Mut 23 Coins. But, I can't help but feel like Campbell could be a cyborg developed with the help of an A.I. that was fed information exclusively from 80s football movies that feature traditional football characters with grizzled teeth.

The Lions are only one-tenth of the way through their season, however, Detroit is far more successful than the record suggests. There's lots of enthusiasm throughout the team this season, and while they have a ways to go from a player perspective It's clear that they are a promising team to develop from. The fame of Dan Campbell is growing, with praise pouring in from unexpected places. The latest comes via Broncos QB Teddy Bridgewater, who explained how inspiring the coach is.

"Dan, he's awesome. His energy is contagious and I'm certain that the players in Detroit enjoy playing for him. I was fortunate enough to spend those two years alongside him during his time in New Orleans and the things that he could do with the tight ends in that room -- whenever he stood before the team and talked and talked, you're ready to get out of the room and punch someone on the face with no reason."

It's pretty impressive to be driven enough to carry out violent acts at random, however, this is the Dan Campbell effect, apparently. The former Madden NFL 23 GM Pat Kirwin Pat Kirwin compared Campbell as Bill Cowher in terms of his character But let's be honest that the jaw has the closest thing to Cowher's as well. Campbell looks a lot like Cowher when he's fuming at the sideline.

The most interesting thing about what Campbell does in Detroit is that he's simply fulfilling his commitments an uncommon thing in the Madden NFL 23. We're used to hearing coaches talk about the big games Madden 23 Coins Buy, but not really backing it up. But that's not the situation in this case.