Overview
- Morton said he hopes to remain with Detroit in 2026 even if he does not regain play-calling duties.
- Campbell removed Morton from play-calling after the Nov. 2 loss to the Vikings that dropped six turnovers and five sacks on Detroit.
- The Lions went 5-3 with 29.9 points and 125.1 rushing yards per game under Morton, then 3-5 with 26.8 points and 114.8 rushing yards after Campbell took over.
- Morton has kept the offensive coordinator title while functioning as the pass-game lead and offering play suggestions during games.
- He said he will prepare as if he is calling plays, and he pointed to offensive line instability as a season-long challenge as Detroit heads into its offseason evaluation.