The Detroit Lions got bounced from the postseason, which means Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn can interview in person for head coaching jobs on Monday.

Johnson met with the Bears in a virtual meeting last week. He cannot interview with the Bears in person until after the Lions’ postseason is done. However, Johnson made an interesting move on Friday, with many in the Chicago community thinking he will be headed to the "Windy City."

Tom Brady wears many hats. Not only is the seven-time Super Bowl champion Fox's lead NFL color commentator, but he's also a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders—and according to reports, he's playing a "prominent role" in their head coaching search.

Detroit has watched two of its best seasons in team history close in heartbreaking defeats in consecutive years. They have earned their sky-high expectations, but they'll have to wait another year to try to reach them.

Washington certainly played well enough to win, but the Lions made several critical mistakes throughout the game. Detroit turned the ball over five times, including a pick-six, and surrendered four Commanders scoring drives of 70 yards or more.