Jahmyr Gibbs has been one of the NFL's top playmakers, helping fuel the Detroit Lions ' No. 1-ranked scoring offense. The second-year running back may have earned himself a scolding from head coach Dan Campbell, however, after a recent social media post appeared to reveal some of the Lions' playbook.

Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs, in the aftermath of the team's Thanksgiving Day win over the Chicago Bears, posted a seemingly innocent photo of teammate and fellow running back Jermar Jefferson. But behind Jefferson was a whiteboard, which had Lions dropback protections written on it.

Thanksgiving football opened up with a NFC North battle as coach Dan Campbell and the Detroit Lions defeated the Chicago Bears 23-20 at Ford Field. Lions star Jahmyr Gibbs, who has become one of the best young running backs in the NFL,

Dan Campbell was not happy after learning about Jahmyr Gibbs revealing some valuable information about the Detroit Lions' offense online.

In his first one, Gibbs paid homage to NBA legend Allen Iverson by mimicking his "step-over" celebration. This celebration went viral all over social media. As he was scoring his second touchdown of the day, Gibbs taunted Colts defender Samuel Womack III as he walked into the end zone, and an official flagged him for unsportsmanlike conduct.

The Detroit Lions moved to 11-1 with a crucial win over the Chicago Bears on Thanksgiving, but Dan Campbell was not grateful for Jahmyr Gibbs' actions on social media following the game

One thing that’s a constant in the NFL is teams wanting to have the upper hand against their opponents. And this season, the Detroit Lions have imposed their will against nearly every opponent they’ve faced,