After four unforgettable years with the Detroit Lions, wide receivers coach Antwaan Randle El, now hired as the Assistant head coach and wide receivers coach for the Chicago Bears, has officially said farewell. In a heartfelt Instagram post, Randle El expressed appreciation for the opportunity to work with the team and its loyal fanbase.

“The last four years with the Detroit Lions have been an amazing ride!” Randle El shared, highlighting the growth of the wide receiver group, especially the 2024-2025 unit, whom he fondly called “My Guys.” He also expressed gratitude to Lions owner Sheila Ford-Hamp, general manager Brad Holmes, and head coach Dan Campbell for their support throughout his time in Detroit.

Randle El ended his message with a hopeful tone: “Signing off, a new chapter begins,” signaling his readiness for the next step in his career.

As Lions fans, we deeply appreciate Randle El’s contributions, particularly in developing young stars like Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams. His leadership will be missed as the team continues to grow. That said, now that he has joined Ben Johnson and the Chicago Bears, he’s officially the rival!