With Ben Johnson coming to town and a new coaching staff taking shape, it means Thomas Brown and others are on their way out in Chicago

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson will be introduced to the media on Wednesday, but he still needs to put together his new staff in the Windy City.

The New England Patriots announced Wednesday that Josh McDaniels has returned for a third stint as the team's offensive coordinator. The Patriots also announced Terrell Williams will be the team's

According to Dianna Russini of The Athletic, the New England Patriots are set to hire Josh McDaniels as their next offensive coordinator. The 48-year-old— who interviewed with the franchise on Tuesday in Foxborough —has widely been considered the favorite since New England announced Mike Vrabel as their head coach last Sunday.

The New England Patriots are ‘expected’ to bring back two-time offensive coordinator for his third stint to work with Drake Maye under Mike Vrabel, according to a report.

After multiple cycles as a top candidate, Johnson grew comfortable joining the setup in Chicago. Plus, how Sean McDermott entered the NFL ranks and more.

The Patriots are expected to hire Josh McDaniels as their offensive coordinator for a third time, sources confirmed to ESPN. New England is also set to name Lions assistant Terrell Williams as defensive coordinator,

In desperate need of a home run, Bears general manager Ryan Poles took a big swing and hired the hottest coordinator available. Now Johnson has to prove he'll be as good with the Bears as he was with the Lions.

Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel has a coaching staff in New England. Vrabel has his top two lieutenants in place, reportedly bringing in Josh McDaniels and Terrell Williams as his offensive and defensive coordinator,

Perhaps the worst head coaching hire Davis has made was Josh McDaniels. He didn’t even make it through two full seasons as the head coach before he was fired. He decided to take the 2024 season off after the Raiders debacle but is coming back to the NFL.

NFL Network's Kyle Brandt elaborates on "Good Morning Football" about why Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen's composure will serve to his advantage during the AFC Championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs.