Detroit Lions Coach Dan Campbell Forced to Sell Home After Address Leaked

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell has brought hope to the city of Detroit and Lions fans, in general. But as great as Campbell is, he can't always win.

Yes, as we unfortunately saw last week, the Lions do sometimes lose, and after one such loss last season against the Dallas Cowboys (for the record, Decker reported), someone decided to leak the address of the home that he shares with his family.

After the Lions lost the NFC Championship game, there were more visitors to the home, which prompted the family to file a police report according to a report from FOX 2.

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Because of this, Campbell became worried about the safety of his family and made the difficult decision to place the home on the market.

It seems that it's a much sought-after neighborhood - the home, listed for $4.5 million, already has a pending sale after being on the market for less than a week.

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The home was built in 2013 and has already been the home to two Detroit sports icons. It was originally built by former Detroit Red Wing Igor Larionov, according to MLive.

The Campbells have reportedly already settled into a new, more private home, but it's sad that it's come to this and that they had to uproot their family not even four years after purchasing their home in Detroit.

Dan Campbell's Former Detroit Home

The Campbell's former home is pretty impressive - nearly 7,800 square feet with five bedrooms and seven bathrooms (and two half-baths.) It also has a very impressive-looking wine cellar.

Want to see the rest of the house? Check out this video walkthrough.

Want to see how another Michigan legend lives? Check out the photos below to get a look inside the home of former University of Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh.