Dan Campbell is the current head coach of the Detroit

Lions.
The Lions have had 30 head coaches throughout their franchise history. Their first
head coach was Hal Griffen, who compiled a 5–6–3 (.464) overall record with the
team of 1930. Wayne Fontes was the longest-tenured head coach in Lions history,
serving from 1988 to 1996.[55] The current head coach of the Lions is Dan Campbell,
who was hired on January 20, 2021.[56]

Offensive coordinators

Name Tenure

No offensive coordinator 1934–1966

Bill McPeak 1967–1972

No offensive coordinator 1973–1975

Ken Shipp 1976

Ed Hughes 1977
 Bob Schnelker 1978–1981

Ted Marchibroda 1982–1983

Bill Nelsen 1984

Bob Baker 1985–1988

Dave Levy 1991

Dan Henning 1992–1993

Dave Levy 1994

Tom Moore 1994–1996

Sylvester Croom 1997–2000

Gary Moeller 2000

Maurice Carthon 2001–2002

Sherman Lewis 2003–2004

Ted Tollner 2005

Mike Martz 2006–2007

Jim Colletto 2008

Scott Linehan 2009–2013

 Joe Lombardi 2014–2015

Jim Bob Cooter 2015–2018

Darrell Bevell 2019–2020

Anthony Lynn 2021

Ben Johnson 2022–present

Defensive coordinators

Name Tenure

No defensive coordinator 1934–1951

Buster Ramsey 1952–1959

No defensive coordinator 1960

Don Shula 1961–1962

No defensive coordinator 1963–1966

Jim David 1967–1972

No defensive coordinator 1973–1976

Fritz Shurmur 1977

No defensive coordinator 1978–1979