Dan Campbell took over to fix his offense, now he needs to hand Jahmyr Gibbs the keys

DETROIT -- Jahmyr Gibbs might be the NFL’s most soft-spoken superstar. He doesn’t have much to say after games, and that’s OK, because his play on the field screams louder than anyone else.

The Detroit Lions know they have one of the NFL’s best playmakers, and it’s time they ride him even harder to the finish line. Because, as Gibbs said, when he touches the ball, it can be like “whoosh.”

Gibbs stepped to the lectern after the 34-27 overtime win against the New York Giants, laughed, then responded in one-sentence bursts, about as quick as he gashes defenses.

“We were very effective today in that aspect,” Gibbs said. “Shout out to the O-line and Dan trusting us.”

That was about that from the player who had one of the best box-score stuffing days in Detroit since Barry Sanders (1991) an