Dan Campbell, the alpha head coach of the Detroit Lions recently revealed the secret behind his insane enthusiasm and vigor. Needless to say, his recipe for it looks extremely scary. Fresh from guiding his team to a stunning upset victory in the season opener against the Kansas City Chiefs, Campbell recently talked in detail about his caffeine-packed Starbucks order.
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Dan revealed that his Starbucks order is madly Caffeinated. It’s no secret that Campbell is a fan of hard coffee, and during the offseason, he sure didn’t shy away from indulging in his favorite habit. However, the details of Dan’s order actually left NFL fans truly petrified.
Dan Campbell’s Starbucks Order is Out of This World
If we have a look at the Starbucks order of Dan Campbell, it might make even the most dedicated coffee aficionados think twice. In his own words, Dan shared, “normally what I do is I get two venti. At Starbucks, I get two venti of the Pike with two shots in them. So, black in both. That’s what I come in with. That’s how I start the day.”
Let’s do a simple calculation for his caffeine chart. Two ventis with two espresso shots mean that Dan Campbell is consuming about 1000-1100 mg of caffeine on a daily basis. This revelation has left NFL fans truly petrified. Some are even dubbing it a “heart attack in the making.” Let’s have a look at some other hilarious X reactions:
Sipping some coffee is a beloved morning ritual for many. However, it seems like Campbell has taken this habit to an entirely different level. Apparently, this isn’t the first time when one of Dan’s weird obsession has broken the internet.
Detroit Lions HC Once Wanted a Lion as a Mascot
You never know what’s going on inside the mind of Lions HC Dan Campbell. Once, he had a wild idea of having an actual lion on the sidelines in the NFL. He had expressed his interest in this unusual mascot concept two years ago. Reflecting on the same in a recent interaction, DC mentioned on the ‘Pardon My Take’ podcast that Lions owner Sheila Ford was on board with the idea. However, NFL officials didn’t like the idea. “Sheila, she had no problem with it, but the league apparently frowns on those types of things,” he said.
While Dan didn’t directly point fingers at NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, he hinted that his wish was turned down by the league office. In all fairness, a live lion might be a bit too much of a “roaring” risk to have at the sidelines. For now, the Detroit Lions would have to make peace with their existing mascot, ‘Roary‘.
