As the Detroit Lions continue their search for a new offensive coordinator following Ben Johnson’s departure to become the head coach of the Chicago Bears, a familiar face has emerged as a top candidate for the position. John Morton, currently the pass game coordinator for the Denver Broncos, recently interviewed with Lions head coach Dan Campbell for the vacant OC position.
Morton’s Familiarity and Experience
Morton, who was previously a member of the Detroit Lions’ coaching staff, brings valuable experience and a deep understanding of the organization. His familiarity with the team could prove to be a significant asset as the Lions seek to find a seamless transition and maintain their competitive edge in the NFC.
A Fresh Perspective
Morton’s background, especially with the Broncos, could provide a fresh perspective and boost to the Lions’ offensive approach. His potential return to Detroit may offer a seamless transition as the team looks to stay competitive in a loaded NFC.
The Search Continues
As the search continues, Morton’s candidacy is one to watch, with the Lions weighing all options to find the right leader for their high-powered offense. With his experience and familiarity with the team, Morton is certainly a strong candidate for the position.
