US EditionJohn Morton Admits Pressure Is On to Keep Lions’ Offense Rolling
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John Morton Admits Pressure Is On to Keep Lions’ Offense Rolling
The Detroit Lions shocked the NFL world last season, winning a franchise-record 15 games and boasting the league’s highest-scoring offense. When Ben Johnson left to become head coach of the Chicago Bears, Dan Campbell turned to a familiar face, John Morton, to keep the fireworks going. And Morton’s message about inheriting this offense? Simple: “I just can’t screw this up.” (H/T to Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press for quotes included in th…
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