Former Bears and current Lions running back David Montgomery took to Instagram to share his reaction to his offensive coordinator leaving for Chicago, and it was pretty hilarious.

Ever since he suffered a knee injury in Week 15, the hope has been that the Detroit Lions would see running back David Montgomery return for the divisional round of the playoffs. Now that the time has come,

DETROIT — David Montgomery has the dream often. His eyes will close. His mind will drift. When he’s sound asleep, he’s taken to a place unbeknownst to him and the city he resides in. It’s new and exciting. The type of dream that leaves you wanting more when it ends.

That Johnson would leave Detroit was really just a matter of when—not if. He was heavily pursued over the last two coaching cycles after transforming the Lions offense with a on

As a swarm of media gathered around David Montgomery on Tuesday evening, one reporter in the throng told him, “We missed you.” A smile spread across the Detroit Lions running back's face.

The Detroit Lions have emerged from their bye week and are now beginning their on-field preparations for the divisional round when they'll host the Washington Commanders on Saturday. And it looks like the week off did members on the roster some good,

Lions RB David Montgomery explained how refreshing it is to be back with his team after missing multiple weeks with a knee injury.

Lions running back David Montgomery hasn't played since Dec. 15 when he injured his knee in a loss to the Bills.

The Lions suffered two late season scares with David Montgomery and Terrion Arnold getting injured late. But got welcoming news Thursday.

Five weeks after they thought they lost him for the season, the Detroit Lions are ready to welcome running back David Montgomery back with open arms. Lions coach Dan Campbell reiterated Monday that he expects Montgomery to play in Saturday's playoff opener ...

As a swarm of media gathered around David Montgomery on Tuesday evening, one reporter in the throng told him, “We missed you.” A smile spread across the Detroit Lions running back's face. “Don’t make me emotional,” he replied teasingly.

The Detroit Lions ' offense played at a historic level in 2024. Led by coordinator Ben Johnson, the group lead the league in scoring and finished second in yards. Johnson has since departed to become the head coach of the Chicago Bears, and the Lions will have new leadership for the group under head coach Dan Campbell this season.