Breaking: Ben Johnson shocks Tom Brady with ‘never-before-seen’ play that made Raiders owner scream on TV

Ben Johnson Stuns Tom Brady with Innovative Play, Sparks Raiders Speculation

Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson once again proved why he’s one of the brightest minds in football, crafting a trick play in the Lions’ playoff game against the Washington Commanders that left fans, analysts, and even NFL legend Tom Brady in awe.

The play, a dazzling reverse executed by wide receiver Jameson Williams, resulted in a spectacular touchdown and showcased Johnson’s ability to outwit defenses with creativity. Brady, commentating for FOX, was visibly impressed, exclaiming, “This is crazy! This is video game stuff right here!” His enthusiastic reaction quickly went viral, amplifying Johnson’s reputation as a coaching wunderkind.

Adding to the drama, the moment caught the attention of Raiders owner Mark Davis, who was seen celebrating wildly on live television. The play has fueled speculation about Johnson potentially taking over as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders, a franchise in which Brady is a minority owner.

When asked about Johnson during the broadcast, Brady praised his ingenuity but steered clear of confirming any potential hiring rumors. “What I believe is that the resumes, the accolades, are all earned by what people do on the field. You earn your opportunities,” Brady said.

Johnson, addressing the growing chatter linking him to the Raiders, dismissed any claims of tampering. “I met Tom briefly during a Packers game earlier this season. That’s it,” Johnson clarified. He emphasized that all interview protocols have been followed.

As the coaching carousel heats up, Johnson’s knack for creating game-changing moments like this one could make him the front-runner for the Raiders’ top job. For now, his focus remains on leading the Lions deeper into the playoffs, but his future in the NFL appears brighter than ever.

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