The Las Vegas Raiders could have an answer at head coach very soon. It may just be the Detroit Lions' Ben Johnson.

The Lions suffered a crushing playoff loss, but their Super Bowl window isn't closed for good even if they lose offensive coordinator Ben Johnson.

Pacman Jones told Pat McAfee that Ben Johnson will be the Raiders head coach according to his "real good sources."

A Las Vegas Raiders insider believes if Ben Johnson is made the team’s next head coach, he has a specific quarterback in mind to lead his offense. But it is not one from the NFL Draft. Despite his best efforts,

Afterward, Lions 2025 Pro Bowler Frank Ragnow made a strong statement in support of Goff with passionate comments during a locker room interview. "So, so, so disappointed...Frustrated, sad," Ragnow said in the locker room about his feelings on the game before he was asked about Goff criticisms and support.

After moving on from Antonio Pierce and Tom Telesco, the Las Vegas Raiders are deep in a head coach and general manager search.  Owner Mark Davis and Minority O

The Las Vegas Raiders are in the running to land Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and will need a quarterback.

Cousins' no-trade clause will keep him from landing with these teams. There is only one reason any quarterback would want to play for the Las Vegas Raiders: tight end Brock Bowers. That's it, there is no other reason.

The Raiders landing Johnson as their next head coach would be a franchise-altering move. The South Carolina native took over as the Lions offensive coordinator in 2022 and has revived quarterback Jared Goff's career while being an integral part of Dan Campbell's culture shift in Detroit.

The Bears are hiring Ben Johnson as their head coach. We discuss what he'll bring as HC, his impact on Caleb Williams and tempering expectations.

The Chicago Bears found the head coach they hope will lead them to plenty of success during the Caleb Williams era. And they're poaching from a

Before the news of Johnson's hiring was announced, Gruden appeared on the "Pardon My Take" podcast and explained, in his mind, what makes Johnson so special. For Gruden, most of what Johnson excelled at with his time in Detroit may not be observed by the casual eye, and that's winning at the line of scrimmage during the pre-snap process.