Detroit, MI – Fresh off their first playoff appearance in 12 signed all three coordinators on Thursday.
Scott Linehan (offense), Gunther Cunningham (defense) and Danny Crossman (special teams) all were re-signed following a 10-6 season that saw the team finish with a loss to New Orleans last Saturday in Detroit's first playoff appearance since 1999.
Linehan guided an offense that saw quarterback Matthew Stafford throw for 5,038 yards to finish third in the league and wide receiver Calvin Johnson finish first in the NFL with 1,681 receiving yards along with 16 touchdowns.
Overall, the team finished fifth in yards per game with 396.1 and fourth in scoring with 29.6 points per game.
The defense allowed 367.6 yards per game, 23rd in the NFL, and finished in the same spot in points per game with 24.2 points.
Detroit kicker Jason Hanson booted 24 field goals on the season and also set an NFL record early in the season with the most games ever played by one player for the same organization.
