The Detroit Lions moved on pretty fast. On Tuesday, they fired offensive coordinator John Morton, and within a few hours, they had their first interview set up with former Lions quarterback turned Washington Commanders quarterbacks coach David Blough.

Dan Campbell stunned reporters on Monday afternoon when asked for his self evaluation as the Detroit Lions head coach in 2025.

Unfortunately, that win just a small consolation prize for a team that entered the season with legitimate Super Bowl aspirations. The Lions went 15-2 a season ago and won the NFC North in 2023 and 2024. Instead of building off those campaigns, Detroit fell to 9-8 this year and last in the division.

The Detroit Lions announced on Tuesday that they have parted ways with offensive coordinator John Morton after just one season.

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell got candid about his team's mindset entering Week 18 against the rival Bears.

The Detroit Lions will need to find a new offensive coordinator for the second offseason in a row. Detroit announced Tuesday it parted ways with offensive coordinator John Morton. Morton was the Lions' choice to replace Ben Johnson after the latter left to become the head coach of the Chicago Bears,

The Lions hadn’t participated in the postseason since 2016 and reaching the need for a tiebreaker with the Seattle Seahawks before missing the playoffs provided a rare buzz of excitement for Detroit that would become the norm in 2023 and 2024.