The Detroit Lions dropped their divisional round contest to the Washington Commanders on Saturday night, which was a brutally disappointing end to the season. Here's what the playoff exit means for the head-coaching candidacies of Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn.

It may seem a bit risky for the Jets to hire another first time head coach, but Glenn is more than capable of handling the pressure of New York. He’s smart, will hold players accountable and has worked under some of the best coaches in the NFL.

For the Lions, this is something that has been in the works since the end of last season. Offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn were both names that drew some attention for open head coach jobs.

Aaron Glenn refuses to be boxed in as ‘just’ a defensive coach: ‘I understand the offense just as well as a number of people’

Aaron Glenn is a favorite for the New York Jets and New Orleans Saints head coach jobs, and he looks at his journey with the Detroit Lions as perfect preparation for that opportunity. He was adamant this week,

Lions defenders speak highly of defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, but he could be moving on at the end of the season.