Lions’ John Morton Backs Dan Campbell’s Play-Calling Leadership
Lions offensive coordinator John Morton recently shared his perspective on the change in play-calling responsibilities within the team. Head coach Dan Campbell has assumed the role of play caller, but Morton expressed his full support during a press conference.
Morton’s Response to Coaching Changes
During the press conference, Morton stated that he has no hard feelings about this shift. He emphasized the importance of team success over personal goals. “I’ve been doing this for a while,” Morton asserted. He acknowledged that he has worked with several head coaches known for their offensive strategies and play-calling abilities.
Commitment to Team Success
Although Morton’s direct play-calling duties have changed, he remains actively involved in developing the Lions’ offensive game plans. His approach reflects a deep commitment to the team’s overall success. Morton noted:
- “I’ll do whatever it takes to help this team win.”
- “The ultimate goal is to win the Super Bowl.”
- “We just keep marching forward.”
Morton’s experience in the industry has included facing challenges, including being cut six times and fired once. Yet, his focus remains on contributing positively to the Lions’ efforts on the field.
Campbell’s Leadership on Play-Calling
With Campbell stepping into the role of play caller, he emphasizes collaboration with Morton. This transition aims to strengthen the Lions’ offensive performance as the season progresses. Morton’s support signifies a strong team dynamic and a collective goal of achieving success in the NFL.
