The Detroit Lions will remember the victims of a high school rampage in Michigan on Sunday during their game against the Minnesota Vikings. The Lions plan to have special helmet stickers and warm-up shirts in honor of the victims.

Munich/Detroit – The Detroit Lions will remember the victims of a high school rampage in Michigan during Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Vikings.

Head coach Dan Campbell told reporters the team, led by German wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown, will wear a helmet sticker and special warm-up shirts in memory of the victims.

We share in the heartbreak felt by all of those impacted by today’s tragic events in Oxford. We as an organization extend our prayers to the victims and offer support to the entire Oxford community during this painful time.

– Detroit Lions (@Lions) November 30, 2021

Head Coach Campbell shocked

Campbell continued, “The victims and their families are in our thoughts and we want to represent them on Sunday. We thought for sure there will be people watching our game on Sunday who have been affected by this tragedy. This is the best way for us to help them.”

To that end, there will be a minute of remembrance just before the start of the game.

The University of Michigan is also remembering the victims

On Tuesday, a spree killer killed four students and injured seven others at Oxford High School in Michigan. The 15-year-old rampage killer was arrested by the police.

Already on Thursday, the University of Michigan had announced that it would wear a special sticker on its jerseys at the next game to commemorate the victims.

The Detroit Lions stand at 0-10-1 after eleven games and in last place in the NFC North.