The Detroit Lions dropped their divisional round contest to the Washington Commanders on Saturday night, which was a brutally disappointing end to the season. Here's what the playoff exit means for the head-coaching candidacies of Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn.

Ben Johnson was once seen as a top candidate to become the Commanders' next head coach. His withdrawal from the search had a massive ripple effect.

One of the most intriguing head coaching candidates of this cycle is a former New Orleans Saints assistant. Everyone around the league knows of Aaron Glenn at this point, and he's been a hot candidate for HC interviews recently.

The New Orleans Saints head coaching search has been underway for a bit now and a couple of names have become synonymous with the job, such as Mike McCarthy or Aaron Glenn. While there isn't an exact consensus by Saints supporters on who they want the choice to be,

The New Orleans Saints are officially in the thick of their head coaching search so earlier this week, we asked our readers who they would like to see the Saints hire as their next head coach? 45% of our readers said Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn followed by 32% voting for Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady.