The Detroit Lions have agreed to trade Matthew Stafford to the Los Angeles Rams for Jared Goff and a multitude of draft picks.

The Rams will send a third round pick in 2021, a first round pick in 2022 and a first round pick in 2023 in addition to Goff.

The move is the first big one made by Brad Holmes since being hired by the Lions.

Stafford went to Lions team president Rod Wood soon after the season concluded and mentioned a trade might be best for both parties.

The Los Angeles Rams have interest in trading for Matthew Stafford.

The issue complicating a trade for the Rams is whether they can get off the long-term contract of Jared Goff.

The Detroit Lions are working with Stafford on finding a trade this offseason.

The Detroit Lions are expected to hire Mark Brunell as their new quarterbacks coach.

Brunell, 50, joins Dan Campbell, Anthony Lynn, Aaron Glenn and Duce Staley on the growing list of former pros that are a part of Detroit's new staff.

The hire marks Brunell's first venture into the NFL coaching ranks.

The Detroit Lions are known to be seeking a trade of Matthew Stafford and they've gotten busy quickly.

About a third of the NFL has reached out to the Lions about a potential Stafford trade, according to a report.

The Lions are believed to be seeking a first round pick for the quarterback.

The Detroit Lions have begun to receive calls from teams interested in trading for Matthew Stafford to gauge their asking price.

The Lions are believe do to be asking for "fair market value" for Stafford.

The Staffords have also been making preparations to leave. They put their suburban Detroit mansion on the market -- listing price $6.5 million -- this week. They initially put the house on the market in May, but pulled it off the market when the season started in September.

The Detroit Lions have hired Anthony Lynn as offensive coordinator.

Dan Campbell wanted to get experience on his staff with the Lions as a first time head coach.

Lynn was offensive coordinator with the Buffalo Bills for one season in 2016.

"What's more important than anything to me as far as an offensive coordinator is someone that I believe has the vision of the offense kind of the way I do," Campbell said Thursday. "Just in regard to, 'Listen, I'm not going to get hung up on what you want to call the terminology. I'm not going to get hung up on the style of system that you want to put in.'

"I'm more into, 'Man, show me what are the nuts and bolts that you believe in.'"

The Detroit Lions and Matthew Stafford have agreed to part ways this offseason as the team will seek a trade.

The Lions are expected to receive at least a first round pick for Stafford.

Stafford approached the Lions about the possibility of a trade being in the best interest of both parties, but the franchise tabled that discussion until completing the coach and GM searches.

Stafford turns 33 in February and signed a $135 million extension with the Lions in 2017.

New Detroit Lions general manager Brad Holmes believes Matthew Stafford is a "great player" but he will evaluate the team's entire roster this offseason.

Stafford has two years left on his contract.

"What you really appreciate is that the talent was easy to see, but you really appreciate how his intangibles show on film," Holmes said of Stafford. "How urgent he plays, how competitive he is, the toughness that he shows. But it is my job to evaluate the entire roster, and through that process I have not had any discussions with Matt or any players, for that matter.

"So you know, I just want to be fair into the process to make sure we evaluate that thoroughly, but obviously, Matt, very good football player."

The Detroit Lions will hire Dan Campbell as head coach.

Campbell would replace Matt Patricia, who was fired in November after less than three seasons with the franchise and a 13-29-1 record.

Campbell is assistant head coach/tight ends coach of the New Orleans Saints.

Campbell doesn't have much experience as a head coach -- just 12 games as an interim head coach for the Miami Dolphins.

Campbell played 10 seasons in the NFL, including the final three years of his career for the Lions.

The Detroit Lions are set to interview Todd Bowles for their head coaching vacancy on Friday.

It would be the team's first interview since hiring Brad Holmes as general manager on Thursday.