Lions Oc John Morton: The crime will be predicted by Jared Goff

You did not promote the lions from the inside to replace the offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, but they chose a person with relations with the team’s attack scheme.

John Morton was a great assistant in the attack in 2022, so he worked with Johnson before the last two seasons eliminated Sean Bayton employees in Denver. Morton also worked with Garretec Jouf in his previous role and said in an interview with Dan Miller from Fox 2 in Detroit that the crime that Suffaa puts “will continue to see” that existed because it was “based on Garderbbe.”

“I think it’s big Because everything begins With Qurtubbere, Morton said. “Kinda knows him and when I was here, I was in the Qorsbbeck room. I have a feeling of what he loves, and what he does. This is important as a playwright. We will continue here when the players and things come back, so I will get to know more about him and the plays he loves so much and what they were doing well here.”

Morton is one of a number of coaches in new roles on Dan Campbell employees after a wave of departure last month and marries their new opinions with the things that the lions have done well will be the key to the remaining team at the top of the NFC.