Detroit Lions end 15-game winless run and pay tribute to Michigan school shooting victims - CNN

The Vikings had taken the lead through Justin Jefferson's touchdown with close to two minutes remaining, but Goff and the Lions produced a 13-play, 75-yard drive that ended with the first touchdown of St.

Later, Lions head coach Dan Campbell dedicated the game ball to the victims of Tuesday's deadly shooting at Oxford High School in Michigan.

"This game ball goes to the whole Oxford community, all those who were affected," Campbell, for whom this was his first win as Lions head coach, told reporters.

"I think anytime we can do that, it's a lot bigger than our sport, it's a lot bigger than us, and I thought today was one of those special circumstances that we were able to rise to the occasion and make something special happen."

Before the game, Lions safety Jalen Elliott honored Oxford High football player Tate Myre, one of four students killed during the shooting, by wearing a Lions jersey with Myre's name on the back and the number 42 on it as he arrived at Ford Field.