Most coaches have their sights set on winning a Super Bowl. It's the ultimate goal for every team each year. However, some have their sights set on something much higher. Some want to be in the Hall of Fame when they hang up the play sheet. Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson firmly belongs in the latter category. Retired wide receiver Leonte Carroo, who played under Johnson for three years in Miami, spoke on his coaching style and gave him a glowing review in the process. Leonte Carroo on his experience with Bears HC Ben Johnson: “[He ripped Jarvis Landry] then points at himself and goes “I know I’m going to be in a gold jacket… I know that about me.” …Then he would leave the facility at 1AM and be back at five.” Johnson was an assistant. pic.twitter.com/mZ0c5250K7 — Max Markham (@MaxMarkhamNFL) May 12, 2026 Johnson knew he would be in the Hall of Fame... when he was still coaching the Dolphins' receivers. Caroo got drafted in 2016. He played three years in Miami.…