In Netflix's "Quarterback," Jared Goff revealed details about the trick play that served as Ben Johnson's audition for Bears head coach.

The Lions got the ball to start the third quarter, and their offense picked up where it left off, moving 43 yards in four plays, with a Chicago penalty mixed in, and they had a first and ten from the Bears’ 21-yard line. And then Detroit offensive coordinator Ben Johnson called Stumblebum.

Analysis: The Chicago Bears head coach faces a new set of challenges trying to fit his attack to players with skillsets different than he had in Detroit.

The social media star-turned-actor will play famed U.S. sprinter Carl Lewis and a rival to Canadian Ben Johnson at the 1988 Seoul Olympics in the satirical six-parter from Paramount+ and GameTV in Canada.

The Detroit Lions are entering a new chapter of the Jared Goff–Dan Campbell–Brad Holmes era. Offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn are gone, taking head coaching jobs with struggling teams — the Chicago Bears and New York Jets, respectively.