Just days after the Washington Commanders eliminated the Lions in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs, Detroit's ex-offensive coordinator Ben Johnson was off to his new head coaching job in the Windy City, where he arrived to a standing ovation and probably more excitement than the Chicago Bears' headquarters has seen in years.

Detroit Lions running back David Montgomery doesn't seem too pleased with his former offensive coordinator's decision to join the Chicago Bears.

Detroit Lions running back David Montgomery did little to hide his frustration after offensive coordinator Ben Johnson was introduced as the Chicago Bears' newest head coach

Former Bears and current Lions running back David Montgomery took to Instagram to share his reaction to his offensive coordinator leaving for Chicago, and it was pretty hilarious. David Montgomery’s current IG story https://t.co/UWSA7sXjFW pic.twitter.com/SNDiayn7Qb

Detroit Lions running back David Montgomery (5) and wide receiver Jameson Williams (9) celebrate after Montgomery's 6-yard rushing touchdown during the first half of an NFL football game against the Indianapolis Colts, Sunday, Nov. 24, 2024, in Indianapolis. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy) AP

Detroit Lions RB David Montgomery is officially in the lineup vs Commanders after missing 3 games with a knee injury. Here are inactives for Saturday.

The Detroit Lions are set to return to action against the Washington Commanders on Saturday night for their divisional round matchup. And according to some recent reports, it sounds like head coach Dan Campbell has a unique plan for how he will utilize his two star running backs, Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery.

The Lions suffered two late season scares with David Montgomery and Terrion Arnold getting injured late. But got welcoming news Thursday.

A Detroit Lions star posted a hilarious reaction to Ben Johnson taking the Chicago Bears head coaching job on Tuesday.

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The Bears officially announced the hire of Johnson on Tuesday. Johnson had helped build an explosive offense in Detroit. Over the last two seasons, no unit has averaged more points per game (30.1) or net yards per game (402.2) than the Bears under Johnson.