Dan Campbell's wife Holly reveals amazing Lions fit for Packers Thanksgiving game

The Detroit Lions are a Thanksgiving Day staple. Head coach Dan Campbell’s wife Holly Campbell and a great fit are also another for games. She certainly dropped a winner on Thursday before the team’s home game vs. the Green Bay Packers.
At 7-4 the Lions face a crucial division matchup vs. the 7-3-1 Packers.
Holly is always a winner on game days like her stunning unique black fit last season, and her “Game of Thrones” Queen of the North head-turner. This season, she even had a black-and-white look that resembled an NFL referee.
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For Thanksgiving, she rocked a vintage lions sweatshirt with a twist and jeans, turning back the hands of time amazingly at 50 years old.

She hopes it’s the winning look in a game the Lions really can’t lose in the NFC North.
A football love story:

Dan and Holly met while he played for the Texas A&M Aggies. They have been married since 1999 and have two kids in son Cody and daughter Piper.
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They are too cute outside of the football season as well, wearing matching fits for an AC/DC concert, and grabbing some ice cream together.

Holly also loves to share adorable information about Dan on social media like revealing his surprisingly small truck above, and his crazy Starbucks orders.
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