While Campbell’s remarks leave the door open for discussions about Jones, there seems to be no immediate urgency to make a move. Detroit’s impressive run this season has been driven by consistency and cohesion across the roster, a formula the team appears keen to maintain.

Daniel Jones' departure from the New York Giants was one of the major headlines in the NFL. Dan Campbell, head coach of the Detroit Lions, made his stance clear regarding the arrival of the QB.

After a road win against the Colts in Week 12, Lions head coach Dan Campbell gave his team a perfectly encompassing title moving forward.

Coach Dan Campbell elected to leave his starters in through the start of the fourth quarter, eventually pulling them after a touchdown pass from Jared Goff to Amon-Ra St. Brown with 13:23 remaining. During his weekly radio interview, Campbell explained why he left the starters in for as long as he did even with the game not in doubt.

There has been a lot of talk about where recently waived Giants quarterback Daniel Jones is going to land since the news dropped last week. Fox Sports' NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported on Saturday that the Lions were one of the teams that have interest in bringing in Jones.

The Detroit Lions have been speculated about in terms of a possible landing spot for recently waived former New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones. Head coach Dan Campbell briefly touched on the subject while addressing the media on Tuesday.