Remember when some thought that Ben Johnson might not be anything more than a good offensive coordinator? That he couldn't lead a team the same way he led the L

Since [Dan] Campbell took over, the Lions have looked more consistent in their execution and less drives have stalled”

LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — Ben Johnson was rattling off the names of the other coaches in the NFC at his introductory news conference with the Chicago Bears in January, praising Detroit’s Dan Campbell and Minnesota’s Kevin O’Connell.

It's not the Lions offense but Ben Johnson's Bears offense but it makes for an interesting comparison to see how the two stacked up in Year 1 under the same coach. When Ben Johnson took over the Bears, he had to explain something to everyone about the ...

The Lions currently sit atop the NFC North with a 6-3 record (they hold a tie-breaker over the Bears due to the Week Two shellacking in Detroit). Still, it appears cracks are beginning to show within their coaching staff, with two losses coming over the ...

Colin Cowherd explains why he is all in on the Dallas Cowboys against the Detroit Lions on TNF, then breaks down why Ben Johnson's departure is why the Lions are struggling. He then dives into the Denver Broncos' success and if they are prime for a Super Bowl run.

Matt LaFleur didn't seem to have any interest in speaking to Ben Johnson after Sunday's big game in Green Bay.

Chicago Bears running back D'Andre Swift didn't mince words when discussing first-year head coach Ben Johnson's unmistakable impact on the franchise.