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As of January 31, 2025, there are no reports indicating that any Detroit Lions coach has been declared wanted by authorities. Recent news surrounding the Lions’ coaching staff primarily involves significant transitions due to their successful 2024 season.

Offensive Coordinator Ben Johnson has been appointed as the head coach of the Chicago Bears. Under his leadership, the Lions boasted the NFL’s top scoring offense in 2024, averaging 33.2 points per game. Johnson’s innovative strategies were instrumental in the team’s record-breaking performance, setting franchise highs in both points scored (564) and regular-season wins (15).

Defensive Coordinator Aaron Glenn has accepted the head coaching position with the New York Jets. During his tenure, Glenn transformed the Lions’ defense into a formidable unit, contributing to the team’s overall success. His efforts did not go unnoticed, leading to his selection as the Jets’ new head coach.

In response to these departures, the Lions have promoted from within to maintain continuity. John Morton has been named the new Offensive Coordinator, stepping in for Johnson. Morton previously served as the Denver Broncos’ pass game coordinator and was a senior offensive assistant with the Lions in 2022. Kelvin Sheppard, formerly the Lions’ linebackers coach, has been elevated to Defensive Coordinator, filling the vacancy left by Glenn. Sheppard, a former NFL linebacker, joined the Lions’ coaching staff in 2021 and has been instrumental in developing the team’s

These coaching changes reflect the Lions’ commitment to sustaining their recent success by promoting internal talent and ensuring a seamless transition. The organization aims to build upon the strong foundation established in the previous season, with the new coordinators poised to lead their respective units effectively.