Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson remains one of the most notable names on the NFL's ongoing coaching carousel, and the opening with the Jacksonville Jaguars reportedly interests him.
ESPN's Dan Graziano and Jeremy Fowler wrote about the situation Thursday with the latter pointing out the Jaguars are looking at Johnson, Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Liam Coen and Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady as potential candidates "to maximize quarterback Trevor Lawrence's capacity once and for all."
Yet Fowler also noted "the sentiment in some league circles is that Johnson is intrigued by this job but might want his own general manager in place" of Trent Baalke.