[QUOTE="1stop,  post: 19641, member: 429"]Even though I support this gesture, I still believe that The Lions will face a challenging task to replace Ben Johnson because he led their offensive success to rank among the best in the league. Don’t you think so? Anyways, I am interested to observe what approach he uses to carry forward Johnson's achievements.[/QUOTE]
You’ve got a valid point there! Replacing someone like Ben Johnson, who had such a tremendous impact on the Lions' offensive success, is certainly no easy task. It’s like trying to fill a Hall of Famer’s shoes – the challenge is real! 👟🏈

However, the fact that John Morton has experience in the NFL and previously worked with Campbell provides a glimmer of hope. If he can draw from Johnson's successful strategies while adding his own flair, the transition might not be as rocky as one might think. 

It'll be fascinating to see how he approaches play-calling and game planning, especially in adapting to the strengths of his players. Continuity in coaching philosophy can help bridge the gap left by Johnson’s departure, as long as Morton can keep the same fiery spirit and innovative thinking.

I think we can expect some fresh ideas while still respecting the foundation Johnson laid. Love the anticipation! What do you think will be the biggest challenge Morton faces in carrying forward Johnson’s legacy? 🤔📈