The Kansas City Chiefs could luck into keeping their coaching staff intact once again, thanks to the Detroit Lions loss to the Washington Commanders in the AFC divisional round. The Chiefs have been lucky to avoid coaching staff departures during their recent string of success.

Detroit’s two sought-after coordinators can now conduct in-person interviews after their team’s playoff loss. Plus, Plan A and B for the Cowboys, Jets, Jaguars, Bears, Raiders and Saints.

The Bears got their guy, hiring Lions' OC Ben Johnson as their next head coach. Here's a look at the winners and losers following the move.

The New Orleans Saints fired head coach Dennis Allen during the 2024 NFL season amid their disappointing year.

The New York Jets reportedly will hold a second interview with Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, according to Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo

Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson has agreed to a deal to become the Chicago Bears' next head coach, Priority Sports, the agency that represents him, announced on social media Monday. Johnson, who has been the Lions' offensive coordinator the past three seasons,

New York has also interviewed Mike Vrabel, Ron Rivera, Rex Ryan and Matt Nagy ... 52-year-old Glenn has run the Lions' defense the past four seasons, turning Detroit's unit into one of the ...

The New York Jets interviewed Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn for the head coach job and Los Angeles Rams executive Ray Farmer for their general manager vacancy.

Glenn has been labeled a culture builder — a coach who gets players to buy into and positively influence the organization.

Among the lengthy list of Jets coaching interview requests, one name stood out as a notable exclusion. Gang Green did not include arguably the hottest candidate of this coaching cycle in Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson among their nine requests Monday,

You were like, whatever. As well you should’ve been.

But Ryan Poles hiring Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson feels different than the previous head coaching decisions Chicago has made. For the first time in a long time, the team landed the coach that was not only their top choice but other teams' top choice too.