Holly Campbell, wife of Lions head coach Dan Campbell, is excited for the week 18 game against the Vikings. And she is expressing that in her own style. Holly made waves on Instagram once again. This time, it’s not about her jewelry or a viral TikTok bracelet.

It’s personalized pizza boxes. Yes, pizza. But not just any pizza boxes. Holly’s story featured three stacked boxes bearing messages that perfectly encapsulate the Lions’ grit. The top box read, “One Pride.” The middle? “Destroy THE Vikings!!!” And the bottom hit hard with, “Biting Kneecaps.” The caption? “Personalized pizza…😂👊🏻.” It’s classic Holly, bringing humor and passion to Detroit’s biggest game of the year.

This playful nod to Campbell’s iconic “biting kneecaps” speech has energized fans ahead of the Lions’ high-stakes finale against Minnesota. And Holly’s post wasn’t just a joke. It was essentially a rallying cry. Detroit is now on the verge of clinching the NFC North, a division they haven’t owned since 1993. Three decades it’s been. The city is buzzing, and Holly’s spirited antics remind everyone why this team embodies the heart of Detroit.

Holly Campbell’s pizza post perfectly sums up the Lions‘ transformation under Dan Campbell. In 2021, his fiery “kneecap” rant turned heads. Today, it’s a rallying cry for a city used to adversity. However, this isn’t just about quirky speeches. Under Dan Campbell, the Lions have become a powerhouse, with a 14-2 record entering this game. They’ve outscored opponents consistently, thanks in part to St. Brown, Jared Goff, and a resilient offensive line. The team’s identity mirrors the blue-collar toughness of Detroit itself.

But Sunday night’s showdown with the Vikings isn’t just another game. It’s a battle for the divisional crown, but not just that. It’s also a ticket to home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. The stakes are as high as they can be, and Holly’s post reflects the confidence Detroit fans are feeling. Amid all this, someone has just landed some pretty hot takes on the NFL’s playoff strategies.

St. Brown’s suggestion for Roger Goodell

As Dan Campbell’s wife stokes the fire, wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown is tackling a different kind of fight. His focus? The NFL’s playoff seeding rules. Speaking candidly, St. Brown questioned the fairness of a system where a 14-win team could play a road game. “It’s crazy,” he said. “I mean, I think the rule should be changed. Obviously, if you win the division, you know, you should obviously make a playoff spot. But having a 14-win team having to go on the road is kind of crazy.” However, he also quipped about not being in a place to decide on such things.

“I don’t make the rules,” he admitted. “So hopefully we can get a win and get home field advantage, but whatever happens, we both have a spot in the playoffs, so we might see each other again after this game,” the WR added. However, this frustration isn’t just about semantics. It’s more to do with what’s at stake. A loss to the Vikings could drop Detroit to the fifth seed. That would force them to play a road game against an NFC South team with a losing record. And St. Brown’s comments shine a spotlight on an ongoing debate: Is it time to overhaul the NFL’s playoff structure?

St. Brown’s critique highlights a potential roadblock in their Super Bowl dreams. Even with 14 wins, the Lions could end up traveling, a scenario that feels fundamentally unfair. However, HC Dan Campbell is focused solely on keeping the head down and winning; as he says, “It’s more about finding a way to win, and that’s really the objective here.”

As the Lions gear up for this historic game, Holly Campbell’s pizza boxes and Amon-Ra St. Brown’s outspokenness represent two sides of Detroit’s story: the fun and the fight. Whatever happens, one thing’s clear. The Campbell’s Lions aren’t just playing for a division title. They’re playing for respect.