Former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson has reportedly accepted a head coaching role with the Chicago Bears. The much-vaunted offensive guru’s signing has sent mixed signals across the NFL.

An NFL insider's latest update on Ben Johnson's head coaching candidacy is bad news for the Las Vegas Raiders.

Bill Belichick hasn't been the head coach of the University of North Carolina Tar Heels for even a month and already rumors are going around about NFL teams checking to see if the coach would be interested at all in making a move back to the professional ranks.

The Las Vegas Raiders are searching for their replacement for former head coach Antonio Pierce, and momentum has been building recently for that replacement to possibly be Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson.

Pacman Jones told Pat McAfee that Ben Johnson will be the Raiders head coach according to his "real good sources."

The Las Vegas Raiders have cast a wide net searching for their next head coach. They have interviewed both coordinators for the Detroit Lions, OC Ben Johnson and DC Aaron Glenn. They also spoke to Chiefs DC Steve Spagnuolo, Ravens OC Todd Monken and several others.

The Las Vegas Raiders are predicted to sign a $112 million former MVP this offseason to address one of their most pressing needs.

Deion Sanders, otherwise known as Coach Prime, has spent the last two seasons in charge at Colorado. There's another destination for him that could get people talking, ESPN's Pat McAfee thinks.

Based on reports, it seemed all but certain the Las Vegas Raiders and Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson were the right match for a head coaching j

Ben Johnson will have his pick of the litter when it comes to NFL head coaching vacancies, but Pat McAfee believes he should avoid Chicago.

The Las Vegas Raiders minority owner may be giving the team a unique advantage due to his job with Fox Sports.

It took less than three months from Tom Brady being approved as part-owner of the Las Vegas Raiders before a potential conflict of interest came up in his dual role as the top game analyst at Fox. While sports media analysts,