Getty Brad Holmes on Ben Johnson leaving for the Chicago Bears: “Man, why Chicago?” During the podcast, Holmes didn’t hold back his feelings.

Detroit Lions GM Brad Holmes on Ben Johnson taking the Chicago Bears head coaching job 👀 “I was thinking Chicago would have probably been the LAST destination… it’s a little like, man… ...

One of those people is Brad Holmes, Detroit’s general manager. Speaking on Thursday, September 1, Holmes was asked about Johnson, and as he said, he has a long history of impressing within the ...

The Detroit Lions will face a familiar face in Ben Johnson of the Chicago Bearswhen the two teams go up against each ...

Lions general manager Brad Holmes had his season-ending press conference on Thursday morning. He made it clear he has no concerns about Goff having any kind of drop-off without Johnson.

Lions General Manager Brad Holmes says the coaching staff in Detroit will remain a strong one, despite losing offensive coordinator Ben Johnson to the Bears and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn to ...

sentiment taps right into how a lot of Lions' fans feel about Johnson's career decision. Here is Holmes' entire conversation with Long, with the part about Johnson starting at the 11:35 mark.

Lions head coach Dan Campbell will be proud when he hears what Bears head coach Ben Johnson said in a recent interview.

Brad Holmes admitted on a podcast he didn't think Chicago would be where Ben Johnson would become head coach, but now the Lions must deal with it. Gene Chamberlain | Jun 13, 2025 ...

Detroit Lions senior offensive assistant John Morton, left, and offensive coordinator Ben Johnson watch during an NFL football practice in Allen Park, Mich., Thursday, May 26, 2022.

While Lions coordinators Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn were both considered for head coaching roles in the last few weeks, both will be back with Detroit in 2024. In his Monday press conference, General ...

But with Johnson off to be head coach of the Chicago Bears, Lions general manager Brad Holmes said he's not worried about his quarterback — or offense — taking a step back in 2025.