And Jake Bates, of course. The former Michigan Panther, playing now on the largest stage, remained perfect on the year by blasting a 58-yarder to tie the game with five minutes to play, and a 52-yarder as time expired to provide the margin of victory. Campbell's reaction to the steely nerves and true leg was understated, yet still enjoyable.

Rookie kicker Jake Bates hit a 52-yard field goal as time expired to bring the Lions back from down 23-7 to a 26-23 win in Houston on Sunday night.

The Detroit Lions won the craziest game of Dan Campbell's tenure last Sunday when they overcame and 23-7 halftime deficit and came back and won 26-23 on a huge Jake Bates 52-yard field goal. After the game you could see Campbell and Lions' quarterback Jared Goff walking off the field together

Quarterback Jared Goff helped the Detroit Lions rally from behind and earn a thrilling 26-23 win at the Houston Texans this past Sunday night. Of course, Goff throwing five interceptions during the game played a role in Detroit needing to complete a comeback in front of a prime-time television audience.

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff had arguably the worst performance of his career in Week 10 against the Houston Texans, but neither he nor head coach Dan Campbell viewed the showing like the rest of the world did.