Dan Campbell’s daughter possibly hints at Lions-Bills Super Bowl in five-word caption

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Five words can say so much.
In an adorable family photo that head coach Dan Campbell's daughter Piper shared on Instagram a day after his dad's Detroit Lions lost to the Buffalo Bills, 48-42, thanks to the heroics of Hailee Steinfeld's fiancé and locked-in NFL MVP-to-be Josh Allen, her caption was an old sports cliche, but it could also be interpreted as a hopeful premonition about the fortunes of the Lions.
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"We’ll get em next time🥲," she wrote.
The Lions don't face the Bills next season, and of course are not in the NFC, so the only time the two could square off again would be this season in the Super Bowl.
Now that would be an epic rematch with two tortured fan-bases descending upon New Orleans, both looking to win their first Super Bowl in franchise history. Heck, Jim Nantz declared the winner of the Bills-Lions game the new titleholder of "America's Team." Imagine the stakes and drama if it became a reality.
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Of course Piper, who has a bubbly personality showcased on her TikTok account with almost 11k followers, could have been innocently referencing the old sports adage.

But wouldn't it be so much cooler if she was attempting to be clairvoyant with America's Super Bowl? Yes. The answer is absolutely yes.
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