According to a report from SI.com, the Dallas Cowboys may be gearing up to make a substantial offer to Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson. Rumors suggest that Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has been highly impressed by Johnson’s work, particularly after witnessing the Lions dominate the Cowboys 47-9 earlier this season.

Sources indicate Jones is so captivated by Johnson’s offensive strategies that he’s prepared to offer him one of the highest head coaching salaries in the NFL if Johnson opts to leave Detroit. While still speculative, the report hints Jones is ready to meet any demands Johnson may have to secure him as the Cowboys’ next head coach.

“League sources reveal that Jerry Jones was deeply impressed by the Lions’ offensive showcase at AT&T Stadium earlier this year during Detroit’s 47-9 victory,” SI notes. “While current head coach Mike McCarthy earns a mid-tier salary, insiders suggest the 82-year-old Jones is willing to go all-in financially to bring Johnson to Dallas.”

For now, it’s unclear whether Johnson will remain with the Lions, but the buzz surrounding Dallas’ interest continues to grow. Fans will have to wait to see how this potential coaching shakeup develops. Detroit supporters, however, will be hoping Johnson chooses to stay put and continue his success with the Lions.