Dan Campbell discovered Cody is not his son.

Head coach of the Detroit Lions, Dan Campbell, has confirmed that Cody is not his biological son.

Holly doesn’t appear to be one of those women; there are plenty of player, coach, and celebrity spouses who don’t mind the fame and visibility that come with being the spouse of someone who has popularity and exposure.

The public has access to very little information about her, which is entirely acceptable and the family’s prerogative, but what is made public is the extent of Dan’s love for his wife.

“Alright, I have a lot of people to thank. First and foremost, Holly, my spouse. We have been married for more than 20 years. Man, she has been my rock. She has moved with me and is honest with me, sometimes not in a positive manner, but she will tell me straight up what she thinks, and that is a good thing.

Strong relationships are shown when a new head coach makes his or her first news conference the focal point of the discussion.

You would imagine that someone who made as many changes as Campbell did throughout his playing and coaching career would need a companion as devoted and encouraging as Dan has had in Holly.

Furthermore, Dan needs someone like his wife, Holly, to keep him grounded because of his reputation for having high energy.

“You have the option to laugh uncontrollably or reach a point where you decide to simply stop talking,” Holly said in a special interview with The Athletic.

When did the couple tie the knot?

Dan married Holly in 2005, the year before he played his last season with the Cowboys. The two have been rather secretive about their relationship and social lives, even down to the date of their first date.

That might be the secret to a fulfilling and long-lasting partnership in the world of professional football. Holly has a private Instagram account.

Holly stated, “I’ve always told him he’s magic,” in reference to her husband’s fame in Detroit. He reminds me of the pied piper.

Are Dan and Holly parents?

Cody is the son of the Campbell family, while Piper is the daughter. Cody is a graduate student at the University of Michigan’s Stephen Ross School of Business after earning his undergraduate degree in Business Analytics & Technology from Trinity University. When his father was a coach, Cody worked as an intern with the Saints and Lions.

Piper, Dan’s daughter, is a social media celebrity in Detroit who often does Q&A sessions for Lions supporters on her TikTok. The query “Do y’all bite kneecaps?” is often asked. She said, “OFC (of course in the jargon of youngsters in their 20s)” in response.