Green Bay Packers Get Excellent News from The Detroit Lions

The Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions have officially entered a new era of their rivalry.  Over the last five seasons, Detroit holds a 6-4 advantage, however, over the last three seasons they own a 5-1 advantage.

Going into 2025, Green Bay is hoping to get back on the winning side of this rivalry.  That may have gotten a little easier.

Green Bay Packers Get Excellent News from The Detroit Lions

Maurice Moton highlighted what most of the NFL already knows:

Jacksonville Jaguars: Ben Johnson

Though multiple NFL insiders have linked the Las Vegas Raiders to Ben Johnson because of Tom Brady’s involvement and the allure of aligning with a new general manager, the Jacksonville Jaguars can make a move to seal the deal with the Detroit Lions offensive coordinator.

The MMQB’s Albert Breer believes Johnson is interested in the Jaguars but wants to join a team with his own general manager (h/t Paul Bretl of Jaguars Wire).

“I think he finds the job attractive,” Breer wrote. “My feeling, and this is just me talking, I think he’d want to bring in his own general manager. So I think you have the chance to be the most attractive job to him but I think it would be under certain circumstances.”

Breer also speculated that the Jaguars could fire general manager Trent Baalke for the right candidate.

“Jaguars owner Shad Khan has expressed some flexibility to coaching candidates on his decision to retain GM Trent,” Breer wrote. “And my read on that is this: If a coach has the leverage to get what he wants from the team, then Khan could still pull the plug on Baalke.”

However, It Doesn’t Stop With Just Ben Johnson

New York Jets: Aaron Glenn

The New York Jets could follow the former player-to-coach blueprint like the New England Patriots, who recently hired Mike Vrabel.

Vrabel played eight seasons with the Patriots and invested his blood, sweat and tears into the team’s early dynasty years. Glenn played the same number of seasons with the Jets and earned two Pro Bowl nods with the club.

In his post-playing career, Glenn coached defensive backs for seven years with the Cleveland Browns (2014-15) and New Orleans Saints (2016-2020) before he became the defensive coordinator for the Detroit Lions in 2021.

Over four years, Glenn’s defensive units improved, from 31st in scoring in 2021 to seventh this past season. Despite several key injuries, the Lions ranked fifth in rushing yards allowed, gave up the second-fewest touchdown passes and finished fourth in pressure rate (26.2 percent).

Now, Glenn reportedly has his sights set on the Jets’ head coaching job.

From the sounds of it, Detroit is likely to lose both their offensive and defensive coordinators this off-season.  Something that will certainly have an impact on their immediate future.

Green Bay has recorded 9-8 and 11-6 records in their first two seasons after Aaron Rodgers.

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