It's open season on the Detroit Lions' coaching staff, as struggling franchises poach top talent in hopes of replicating the Pride's inspiring turnaround for themselves. Earlier this week, the Chicago Bears officially hired Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, one of the most coveted coaching hires this cycle and a lauded offensive mind, while the New York Jets on Wednesday announced a deal with Detroit's defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, yet another hot interview on the 2025 carousel.
It's the price top teams pay for their success, and the Lions are paying big time. Surely they'll figure it out—replacing a few coaches should be nothing compared to the complete overhaul the franchise has been through the past few years—but until then, they'll have to replenish their front office with some new faces.
