After a Lions loss late in the 2023 season, the address of Dan Campbell's home was leaked, causing harassment at the house for Campbell and his family and forcing them to move.

Dan Campbell is on the move. The head coach of the Lions has listed the five-bedroom, seven-bathroom Bloomfield Hills, Mich., home he shares with his family for $4.5 million due to security concerns, Crain’s Detroit reported Wednesday.

Trust is why star offensive coordinator Ben Johnson remains in Detroit — longer than most believed. And while Campbell is a coach who wants his assistants to get every possible opportunity they desire, Johnson is in no rush, in large part because of his boss.

Campbell and his wife Holly have listed their house in Oakland County for sale after fans reportedly discovered his home address and would start showing up at the front door in the wake of their postseason loss earlier this year to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, according to Crain's Business Detroit writer Nick Manes.

This Bloomfield Township home was originally built by a Detroit Red Wings player. Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell moved out of the house for his privacy and safety.

Lions head coach Dan Campbell didn't want to get into specific details when asked about a report from Crain's Detroit Business that he was selling his Bloomfield Hills home due to security concerns. "No disrespect,

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell declines to comment further on selling his home due to security concerns.

Despite his age, Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell looks like someone you don’t want to antagonize. Working from the shadows, fans obtained Campbell’s home address.