Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson has been busy building his coaching staff, and he’s just made a key hire with the help of fellow Lions coach John Morton. Johnson, who is entering his second season as the Lions’ OC, has brought in a highly respected assistant coach who is being touted as the “next Ben Johnson.”
According to sources, Morton, who serves as the Lions’ senior offensive assistant, played a crucial role in identifying and recruiting the talented young coach. Morton’s extensive network and expertise in the coaching world proved invaluable in helping Johnson land his top target.
The new hire, who has a strong background in developing quarterbacks and designing innovative passing game concepts, is expected to make an immediate impact on the Lions’ offense. Johnson is thrilled to have him on board and is confident that he will be a key contributor to the team’s success.
“John Morton was instrumental in helping me identify and recruit this talented young coach,” Johnson said. “His knowledge and expertise in the coaching world are unparalleled, and I’m grateful to have him as a resource.”
Morton, who has a long and distinguished coaching career, is widely respected for his ability to develop and mentor young coaches. His role in helping Johnson hire the “next Ben Johnson” is just the latest example of his value to the Lions’ organization.
The addition of the new assistant coach is a significant boost to the Lions’ offense, which is looking to build on the progress made last season. With Johnson at the helm and a talented young coach on board, the Lions are poised to take a major step forward in the upcoming season.
As the Lions continue to build and grow, the partnership between Johnson and Morton will be a key factor in their success. The two coaches have developed a strong working relationship, and their collaboration has already yielded significant benefits for the team.
With the “next Ben Johnson” now on board, the Lions’ offense is looking brighter than ever. Thanks to the efforts of Johnson and Morton, the team is well-positioned to make a deep run in the playoffs and bring a championship to the city of Detroit.