Jonah Jackson: Detroit Lions need dessert and Entree still.

The Detroit Lions have flipped the page and are now focused on achieving many more goals than just being the best team in the division after winning the NFC North. “It’s truly fantastic,” said Jonah Jackson, a left guard, to reporters. However, that’s only the beginning. You know, we still need the dessert and the Entree. We thus still have a long way to go.” The young players on Detroit’s roster have heard coaches urge to them that successful football teams rapidly move on and concentrate on their next goal.

The club will rapidly be helped to avoid being complacent and satisfied by playing a Dallas Cowboys team that has not played at home this season and competing for the No. 1 spot in the NFC.

“I’m glad we were able to complete this one task. Dan Campbell responded, “But we still have more work to do,” when asked if he felt a fresh sense of gratitude for pulling off a task the organization had not done in thirty years.

Reversing course Following practice on Wednesday, David Montgomery said that the atmosphere in the locker room remained unchanged.

Montgomery declared, “We are trying to do something even bigger than we did.” “It seems like we knew we were going to win the division already. However, we can now take advantage of this and go after something better.”

A number of videos showing starting quarterbacks giving extravagant gifts to their offensive lineman surfaced online last week. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes of the Chiefs gave his linemen personalized carts. Dolphins signal-caller Tua Tagovailoa gifted a golf simulator to his colleagues in the quarterback’s room.

Jared Goff looked after the people tasked with keeping an eye on him while he was on the field. He has a reputation for being resourceful and giving during the holidays. Each member of Detroit’s offensive line received an expensive Shinola bag along with a Black Blizzard watch.