On Tuesday, the Chicago Bears officially announced former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson as their next head coach. Johnson was one of the most sought after candidates in this year's cycle and now lands his first head coaching gig in what has been an impressive last few seasons as OC.

Ryan Poles knew whom he wanted. The Bears interviewed at least 17 candidates for their head coach position. One stood out above the rest. Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson made it clear with

The Ravens will face the Bears next season, and Caleb Williams will have reinforcements after Chicago hired Ben Johnson as its next head coach.

The Detroit Lions have hired a new offensive coordinator to replace Ben Johnson. Former Denver Broncos pass game coordinator John Morton has agreed to a

The Chicago Bears have already made a major splash in their offseason when they hired Ben Johnson as their new head coach. The former Lions offensive coordinator was rated as the lead head coaching candidate for teams that needed new sideline bosses and the Bears were able to secure his services shortly after Detroit's season came to an end.

Lower level assistants on the staff have now left while the Bears continue to look at line coaches on both sides of the football.

With the introduction of Ben Johnson as the next Chicago Bears head coach, things are looking up for the team. The foundation is in place, but the focus now shifts to strengthening the trenches and building a winning culture in Chicago.