The Detroit Lions’ head coach received unwanted visits after defeats and is now drawing the consequences.

Dan Campbell, head coach of the Detroit Lions, is selling his house. And not entirely voluntarily.

“There’s plenty of room, a five-acre property, the house is beautiful,“ Campbell described the property in Bloomfield Hills, a small town in the Detroit metropolitan area, to the website ‘Crain’s Detroit Business’.

”But some people found out where we live,” the 48-year-old continued. The fact that the Campbells’ address was leaked had unpleasant consequences, especially after defeats.

According to Fox 2, Campbell and his wife, Holly, received unwanted visitors and were the victims of harassment and pranks. The Campbells were harassed, especially after the Lions’ defeat in the NFC Championship Game against the San Francisco 49ers in January; they even filed a police report.

The Campbells already live in a new house

The family is said to have already moved to a new property. The old house, which was built in 2013 for Detroit Red Wings NHL Hall-of-Famer Igor Larionov, was offered for sale for $4.5 million and is said to have already been sold.

The new owners are said to be big Lions fans.

“I’m glad the Campbells can now enjoy their privacy again,” said Ashley Crain, who is representing the family in the home sale. “I hope all the fans out there love him enough to give Dan Campbell and his family that privacy in the future.”