Dan Campbell’s face was carved into a corn maze somewhere in Michigan
Dan Campbell’s face is art.
The legend of Campbell, the fourth-year head coach of the Detroit Lions, continues to grow in Michigan, and his face is now carved into a corn maze somewhere in central Michigan.
Campbell’s face, adorned with a “GRIT” hat and a full Lions mane, as well as the popular team slogans “Go Lions” and “One Pride” are etched into a maze near Williamston… we think. According to the park’s Facebook page, it was mistakenly called the Bestmaze Corn Maze.
The post states: “The artwork is AMAZING! But we always design a maze for ‘best maze flow and experience’, not ‘best maze image’. The maze location will be announced soon, I’ll just say it’s nearby.”
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Campbell helped the Lions have their best season in 32 years last season, as recognized in this Free Press book, which included two playoff victories – doubling their total of one win between 1958 and 2022.
On Wednesday, the Lions will hold their first full-team practice for the 2024 training camp. Their tryout season begins on August 8 at the New York Giants. They will open the season on September 8 on “Sunday Night Football” with a wildcard rematch at Ford Field against Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams.
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