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.

The Raiders recently interviewed Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn for the open role. Given that Brady was on the call for the Lions vs. Washington Commanders playoff game on Saturday night, he was asked about his role in evaluating them:

Quarterback Jared Goff pitched the ball to running back David Montgomery. While the defense reacted to the play for Montgomery, the running back tossed the ball to wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown. Montgomery attracted the defense to the weak side, leaving an open lane for St. Brown, who rushed the ball within the 10-yard line.

According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the Bears have "significant interest" in Johnson for their head coach job. Rapoport also mentioned former Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy as another favorite, which tracks with what's been reported over the past week.

The Detroit Lions dropped their divisional round contest to the Washington Commanders on Saturday night, which was a brutally disappointing end to the season. Here's what the playoff exit means for the head-coaching candidacies of Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn.