Ben Johnson took a major step toward completing his coaching staff Sunday night. The new Chicago Bears head coach, who was introduced at Halas Hall on Wednesday, didn’t take long to fill all three coordinator roles.

Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson is headed to a division rival. Johnson, who spent the last three seasons masterminding Detroit's offense, has finalized a deal to become the new head coach of the Chicago Bears, a league source familiar with the deal confirmed to The Detroit News.

Ben Johnson, Detroit Lions offensive coordinator, will be hired by Chicago Bears as head coach, adding further intrigue to NFC North.

Additionally, the Bears now employ the youngest offensive coordinator in the league. Former Denver Broncos tight ends coach Declan Doyle, who is just 28 years old, has been named

Ben Johnson has found his top two coordinators. The new Chicago Bears coach hired both his offensive and defensive coordinators on Sunday afternoon, according to multiple reports. The team struck a deal with former New Orleans Saints head coach Dennis Allen to become their next defensive coordinator.

On Monday, the Chicago Bears hired Ben Johnson away from the Detroit Lions to be Matt Eberflus’ replacement as head coach. The former Lions’ offensive coordinator has no experience as a head coach, so it was expected that the 38-year-old would look at hiring former head coaches to fill out the Bears’ coaching staff.