Lions legend Calvin Johnson on Detroit's heartbreaking loss to Washington and where the team goes from here.

The Detroit Lions' post-mortem is fixated on ... Former Lions' star receiver Calvin Johnson weighed in on that debate during an interview with USA TODAY'S Mackenzie Salmon. "Within the locker ...

Detroit was an NFL powerhouse in the 1950s, winning three titles in a six-season stretch. Then, the franchise was a league laughingstock for many years. Despite having Hall of Famers such as Barry Sanders and Calvin Johnson, the Lions won only one playoff ...

Calvin Johnson, the Lions former star wide receiver spoke to FOX 2's Jennifer Hammond about how far the team has come since he played on the team.

Out on the turf, the Lions' storied Honolulu blue melded with the team's secondary color, a dull shade best described as "putty" or "cement" — too gray for a pleasing contrast, and too blue for tone-on-tone harmony — into a swirling mass of blah that seemed to echo the team's lackluster performance.

Now, the Lions are also starting over at both the offensive coordinator and defensive coordinator positions on their coaching staff, with OC Ben Johnson being hired to be the next head coach of the Chicago Bears and DC Aaron Glenn being hired to be the next head coach of the New York Jets.

"Within the locker room, I'm pretty sure they kept it real tight," Johnson said. "Whether coaches had interviews with other teams. Even if they knew they might be getting terminated at the end of the season. We try very hard to stay focused on the goals that we have at hand and keeping it within the locker room."

Lions are working to hire Broncos pass game coordinator Johnny Morton as their offensive coordinator and the coach to replace Ben Johnson, per sources. He is traveling to Detroit to meet with team. Morton worked in Detroit before and could soon be doing it again. pic.twitter.com/spszqgHCVb

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According to multiple reports, the Lions will hire former Denver Broncos passing-game coordinator John Morton to the role, where he will replace the departed Ben Johnson. Morton, 55, previously spent the 2022 season with the Lions as a senior offensive assistant before moving on to Denver for the 2023 and 2024 campaigns.

That'll make it a full eight Lions players who can add a Pro Bowl to their resume this offseason. Detroit had seven players make the initial roster — quarterback Jared Goff, running back Jahmyr Gibbs, wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown, center Frank Ragnow, Sewell, safety Brian Branch and punter Jack Fox — and had 11 players named as alternates.

The Detroit Lions had an incredible regular season with a disappointing finish in NFL playoffs, but the best part? It doesn't feel like an end.