The Detroit Lions are likely to be in the market for two new coordinators this offseason, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Schefter reported Thursday on

Yet even Johnson points to his Detroit defensive counterpart, Aaron Glenn, as a better candidate to become a head coach. Glenn is also getting a lot of buzz from teams looking for a new head coach, notably the New York Jets and New Orleans Saints.

Detroit Lions' Tanner Engstrand is considered a potential replacement if current offensive coordinator Ben Johnson leaves for a head coaching job.

When discussing what he's looking for in the Bears' next head coach (on the St. Brown podcast), Caleb Williams basically described Ben Johnson.

Although he's received interest for just about every head coaching opening, the Las Vegas Raiders are reportedly gaining "a lot of momentum" on hiring Johnson, according to Vincent Bonsignore of the Las Vegas Review-Journal Wednesday. Now, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport has confirmed the Raiders-Johnson buzz on an episode of The Insiders.

The key for the next Bears coach is to develop Caleb Williams, and some already have a relationship with the QB.

Ben Johnson pulled out of the Washington Commanders' head coaching search last year. Here's what he said about facing them and his interviews.

As the week has progressed, there appears to be more and more smoke to the possible fire that Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson could take the Las Vegas Raiders' head coach position. One NFL analyst thinks that would be a bad idea.

Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson gave his defensive coordinator, Aaron Glenn some praise about being in the head coaching search.