For Detroit Lions quarterback quarterback Jared Goff, losing Ben Johnson means a significant change in his coaching mentor.

Detroit Lions are adding former NFL quarterback Bruce Gradkowski to their staff as an offensive assistant coach, per source. Gradkowski — who played 11 years in the NFL with the Bucs, Raiders, Bengals, Steelers, and Browns — spent the past two seasons as the Offensive… pic.twitter.com/tmO2FEp4t9

According to a report from Adam Schefter, the Detroit Lions have hired former NFL quarterback Bruce Gradkowski as an offensive coaching assistant. Gradkowski enjoyed 11 years in the NFL, bouncing around several franchises since entering the league as a sixth-round pick of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2006.

Former Lions OL coach Jeremiah Washburn used ex-Detroit Lions C Dominic Raiola's notes to help teach Eagles pass rusher Nolan Smith how to be a pro.

"I want them to win every game besides the game I'm playing against them in," Slay told the Free Press from the Super Bowl's media festivities.

On their latest edition of "The St. Brown" podcast, Detroit's talented wideout discussed general manager Brad Holmes and the front office making bold moves this offseason and trading for Cleveland Browns star defensive end Myles Garrett.

On the latest episode of the podcast he hosts with his older brother, Amon-Ra St. Brown shares his thoughts on the possibility of the Detroit Lions adding defensive end Myles Garrett and Los Angeles Rams receiver Cooper Kupp.