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Mike Tomlin supports Dan Campbell’s late fourth-down decision

NFL coaches weigh in on late-game decisions after Packers-Lions game

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  • Primary Driver: NFL coaches weigh in on late-game decisions after Packers-Lions game
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A late fourth-down decision by Lions coach Dan Campbell has sparked debate. Mike Tomlin, coach of the Packers, supports Campbell's decision. According to Tomlin, Campbell made the right call. This stance is supported by Jared Goff, Lions quarterback, who weighed in on the issue. The debate centers around the decision to go for it on fourth down, which ultimately led to a Packers win. However, the discussion is complicated by the fact that NFL kickers have been highly accurate from short distances, with a 97.6% success rate from inside 37 yards, as evidenced by the struggles of Packers kicker Trey Smack on Sunday.

The decision will likely be revisited in the context of the Lions' upcoming game against the Vikings.

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What was the outcome of the game?

The Packers won 20-17

How accurate have NFL kickers been from short distances?

NFL kickers have been highly accurate from inside 37 yards, with a 97.6% success rate.

What is the next game for the Lions?

The Lions will face the Vikings.

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