Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell is known for wearing his heart on his sleeve, letting everyone know what he's thinking and feeling on the sideline. Following the Lions' second-half comeback against the Houston Texans to win 26-23 Sunday night,

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.

In the locker room following the game, Campbell praised his team for their perseverance. “That is the definition of resiliency. You guys just kept banging away,” Campbell said. “We did whatever we had to do, and we just (expletive) bought our time. Defense, that was outstanding, man. That was outstanding.”