The Lions and their fans keep doing their thing. Send them on the road and they'll make it their home.
Detroit invaded another stadium in the team's 20-6 win over the Bucs, raising their flag like pirates in Raymond James Stadium.
"It’s the best, I’ve never seen anything like it," said Alex Anzalone. "I think it’s the best fanbase in America. It’s just cool to see them go crazy and take over a stadium far away from home."
Per a routine that started this season at Arrowhead and continued at Lambeau, the thousands of Lions fans in attendance gathered behind the team's bench in the fourth quarter and after the game and got louder and louder. Jared Goff told ESPN as he left the field, "Are you seeing this? Best fans in the fu*king league!"
"The fans that travel with us and show up and stay, I feel like every game there’s more and more that are showing up," said Dan Campbell. "I mean, we got into this game at the end up two scores and Tampa’s offense is on the field and I feel like they’re about to have to go into a silent cadence at their own place That’s saying something about the support you have from the fans.
"Listen, it’s a good feeling, it’s a good vibe. I can tell you, our players and coaches notice it. We noticed when we walked out today to start the game, like, look at all the blue. And you could hear 'em."
You'll hear 'em again Week 7 in Baltimore.