Lions top Dolphins 19-9, holding them without a touchdown

The Lions taking on the Dolphins as they go for their fourth win in a row. Fox 2's Woody Woodruff is here with the wrap-up. Woody? How you doing, Dave? All week long, Lions players were asked how they'll be able to balance the emotional concern for Jack Campbell with the fact that there was still a game to prepare for. And Detroit answered that question against Miami. Now, this game was not pretty, but the Lions got the job done. Late third quarter, 9-6 Detroit. Nothing but field goals in the game until the Lions faced a fourth and run from the eight. The toss to Jameer Gibbs, and he took it in for the touchdown to give Detroit a 10-point lead. And that was enough, thanks to a Lions defense that allowed just 128 yards passing and sacked Miami QB Malik Willis three times, two of them by rookie Derek Moore. The Lions improved to 6-2 with a 19-9 victory. A lot of what we said was, man, let's win number six for 46, and we did that today. We got that done. For everything that this week has been, this has not been easy. It's not been easy on anybody. Anybody and for them to. To come in here, man, and lock back in and fight, get in a dogfight with a team, which, by the way, Coach Halfley's doing a hell of a job. That team plays hard. The tape said so. We knew it would be that way. And hang in there and do what you have to do in the second half to finish this game. I'm unbelievably proud. Dan Campbell hitting it on the head right there when he said the team locked back in. And that's exactly what they needed to do today on the field in order to honor Jack Campbell off the field. Just a great group of guys all around, you know. Fantastic team. And you know what? Things look to be maybe moving forward in a positive way because now this is four straight wins.