Windy City Gridiron on Ben Johnson
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After coaching on the same staff for four years in Detroit, the first matchup goes to Ben Johnson, and it wasn't really that close... Johnson owned the matchup of his offense versus Glenn's defense... Johnson made a concerted effort to get things back on track... they ended up with a 54-36 run-pass split
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Johnson's offensive scheme dominated Glenn's defense; 54-36 run-pass split maximized 232 rushing yards.
Bears head coach and offensive coordinator dominated the matchup against Jets defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, his former Detroit staff mate of four years. Johnson owned the offensive scheme advantage, implementing a 54-36 run-pass split to establish the run game early and often after back-to-back weeks without a consistent ground attack. The source credits Johnson for making a concerted effort to get the run game back on track, with four runners combining for 232 yards, two touchdowns, and a 4.3-yard-per-carry average. Johnson's scheme lends itself to maximizing opportunities and is described as atypical for an offensive mind, with the expectation that the team will continue establishing the run even once Caleb Williams returns.
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