Ben Johnson, who played a crucial role in Jared Goff's success as an NFL quarterback, is set to take on a new challenge with the Chicago Bears. The Detroit Lions' former offensive coordinator has agreed to become the head coach of the Bears, as confirmed by a source familiar with the situation on Monday.
Johnson, 38, will be stepping into his first head coaching role after spending the past three seasons with the Lions. During his tenure in Detroit, he helped Goff achieve impressive passing statistics, with over 4,400 yards in each of the last three seasons and two Pro Bowl appearances.
