BOSTON (CBS) -- A fixture on the New England sideline for the entirety of the Bill Belichick era is moving on from the Patriots. Linebackers coach Pepper Johnson, who's been with the organization ...

Often times last season, the New England Patriots defense was often criticized. The media was harsh on them and their own coach lacked faith in them sometimes, the glaring example coming when ...

Bill Belichick has lost one of his most popular assistant coaches.Linebackers coach Pepper Johnson, who has been with the Patriots since Belichick arrived in 2000, will not return to the team in 20… ...

The New England Patriots have interviewed Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson about becoming the team's next head coach.

Longtime New England Patriots assistant coach Pepper Johnson, who has been with Bill Belichick for all 14 years of his tenure in New England, is leaving the organization.

Former Patriots assistant coach Pepper Johnson was relieved from his coaching duties in the XFL after just one game.

When New England Patriots defensive lineman Vince Wilfork talks about being coached by Pepper Johnson over the past six seasons, one of the main aspects he appreciates is the connection between ...

New England Patriots linebacker coach Pepper Johnson watches from the sidelines during the fourth quarter of an NFL football game between the Patriots and the New York Jets Thursday, Sept. 12, 2013, ...

Pepper Johnson’s book about the New England Patriots’ improbable run to championship glory in the 2001 NFL football season is a bit of a disappointment.

The New England Patriots interviewed Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson for their vacant head coach position, and the interview reportedly went "great," according to ESPN's Dianna ...

Send this article to your social connections. Just a day after the Patriots are set to interview Mike Vrabel for their head-coaching position, New England will reportedly meet with arguably the ...

Ben Johnson interviewed for the Patriots head coaching job on Friday, and according to an NFL insider, the meeting went well.