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Campbell, players back DC Sheppard after Lions defensive woes continue

ESPN about 2 hours 1 mins read

Despite the Lions' defense's continued slide, Dan Campbell and his players refused to blame second-year defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard after their loss Sunday night to the Panthers.

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