Robert Mays

That's not what the Ravens were.

That's not what the Bills are.

The Ravens and Bills have Hall of Fame Super Bowl or MVP quarterbacks.

The quickest way to being a good offense every single year is to hire the right offensive coach, and that is what the Bears did, and it's the first time they even tried.

Ben Johnson is the first play-calling offensive coordinator that the Bears have hired in my lifetime.

Matt Nagy wasn't that.

Mark Trestman wasn't that.

So to me, it's the easiest way to find the right coach, and they've never done it before.

It was one of those scenarios where every time I talk about the Bears' inability to find a head coach, it's like, we haven't tried anything and we're all out of ideas.

And so doing the simplest thing, it finally got them to a place where it works.

And we talk all the time, and I think people fixate on this idea of...

And I get it.

You're Dan Campbell's and you're Mike Frabel's and these guys who look and talk and move like head coaches.

And that was the thing with Ben Johnson.

Is he a leader of men?

Is he the guy that can get the locker room moving in the right direction?

I don't know.

Does he seem to be like, get me the guy that's going to score a lot of points and maybe he can figure out some of the external stuff.

And I think that we have a lot of proof so far that Ben Johnson has been able to do that.

Part of me loves it.