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The Detroit Lions had the league's top-scoring offence this season (33.2 points per game) under offensive co-ordinator Ben Johnson The Chicago Bears have appointed Ben Johnson as their new head coach.
CHICAGO (CBS Sports) -- Ben Johnson was officially announced as the Chicago Bears' new head coach on Tuesday. The Chicago Bears will formally introduce Johnson during a press conference on Wednesday.