Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson's name is being floated around as a top candidate for a head coaching vacancy within the NFC North. Johnson is reportedly intrigued by the Chicago Bears' head coaching job, which opened after the Bears fired ...

Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson is reportedly interested in one of the big future openings in the 2025 NFL coaching cycle. NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero shared on Monday evening that Johnson is intrigued by the idea of coaching the Chicago Bears.

According to ESPN's Courtney Cronin, Ben Johnson is expected to interview for the Bears' head coaching vacancy.

OK, OK: Johnson would be crazy not to be intrigued by Caleb Williams’ strong right arm. The No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 draft was very good Sunday in a 34-17 loss to the Lions. He threw for 334 yards and two touchdowns. Even someone who had never seen a football game would have recognized the rookie’s ability.

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Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, considered the favorite for the Bears head coaching job, had his first informal interview in Week 16, where he showcased why he'd be the perfect guy to develop Williams and finally breathe life into what's historically been a putrid offense.

Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson is “intrigued” by the job, according to a report from NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero. The news came out just before the NFC North foes were set to square off in Chicago on Sunday afternoon.

A former Chicago Bears quarterback thinks the team should look to hire a Super Bowl-winning coach who is currently employed with another NFL team but could become a free agent in a couple of weeks.

For an ambitious coach, choosing the right opportunity is critical—and Ben Johnson seems to understand this better than most. Ben Johnson, the Detroit Lions offensive coordinator, has become one of the NFL's most sought-after candidates for head coaching roles.

Few NFL head coaches have the luxury of job security. With only 32 coaching roles available, getting the job is nearly as hard as keeping it. There is no shortage of competition for the positions and patience wears thin rapidly.