After Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell’s non-white teeth got a massive close-up during Sunday’s loss to the Buffalo Bills, he has reportedly been offered a lifetime supply of whitening products.
The White Pearl Company has a plan to combat the stained teeth, and wants to give the rowdy head coach of the best team in the NFC all the tools at their disposal to eventually display a perfect smile.
What exactly has caused Campbell’s teeth to look the way it does is unclear, but he may not be alone in getting his teeth back on track, per TMZ.
‘After Detroit Lions Head Coach Dan Campbell recently went viral for his noticeably stained teeth, we’d like to extend an offer to help tackle this issue head-on,’ the teeth-whitening company’s founder Angely Almazan told the outlet.
‘We are proud to offer Coach Campbell a lifetime supply of our professional teeth whitening products and services to ensure his smile matches the energy and excellence he brings to his team.’
‘Coach, the offer stands whenever you’re ready to flash that winning smile.’
Campbell’s non-white teeth got a massive close-up during Sunday’s loss to the Buffalo Bills
A teeth-whitening company wants to give Campbell a lifetime supply of products to help him
Campbell has had a lot to smile about over the last 12 months. He’s led the gridiron renaissance in Detroit, taking the Lions from mediocrity to one of the NFL’s best.
The Lions won their first playoff game in over 30 years with Campbell at the helm before advancing to the NFC Championship Game.
Although the Lions fell short of the Super Bowl, the team had been in good shape to try and pull off the feat this season.
Several injuries to key players such as Aidan Hutchinson, David Montgomery, and Alim McNeil have derailed a little of the momentum for the No 1 seed in the crowded NFC.
Now with three weeks left in the regular season, the Lions are trying to hold on to their spot from the mountaintop.
Should Detroit make another deep playoff run, Campbell will have more chances to smile, maybe with whiter teeth next time.