The Lions OC was among the hottest names in the head-coaching carousel during the 2024 NFL offseason.
Detroit Lions OC Ben Johnson's decision to spurn the Washington Commanders was considered by many a surprising one.
The Commanders front office likely wasn’t mad about Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson not being interested in their head-coaching job.
Only the Washington Commanders and Seattle Seahawks remain of those with head coaching vacancies. However, one of the league's top head-coaching candidates announced he isn't joining either on Tuesday.
It's by no means a done deal, but Ben Johnson has for weeks been considered the favorite to land the Washington Commanders' open head-coaching position.
The Washington Post's Nicki Jhabvala reports that the Commanders will interview Lions OC Ben Johnson in Detroit on Tuesday for their head-coaching job.
The 2024 NFL free-agent head-coaching class is arguably the greatest ever and is so stacked that future Hall of Famers and former Coach of the Year winners might not land a job this offseason.
Moving quickly in the wake of Ron Rivera‘s expected firing, the Commanders have already begun identifying targets for his replacement.
Johnson asking for as much as Super Bowl-winning coaches is absurd, but as desperate as some teams are, he only needs one to buck conventional wisdom and give a landmark contract to an unproven head coach.
The Lions’ offensive output in 2022 came as a surprise to many, but it put offensive coordinator Ben Johnson in position to interview for multiple head coaching positions. Johnson recently addresss his stance to withdraw.
The Carolina Panthers and Houston Texans are among a trio of organizations set to speak with one of the most sought-after talents on the head coaching market, however, it is probably not who you are thinking of.
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