Former New Orleans Saints head coach Dennis Allen is under consideration to become the Bears’ new defensive coordinator. Gerald Herbert/AP Share The Bears hired Ben Johnson in large part because ...

Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson is the latest offensive ... mostly white and with an expertise on the offensive side of the ball, like Johnson. Full story:The 'Sean McVay Effect' is real.

The Chicago Bears currently hold the #10 overall pick in the 2025 draft, and will likely have the opportunity to draft some sort of difference maker on either side of the ball. Protecting Caleb is ...

You can get in touch with Jess by emailing [email protected]. A man was attacked by a hungry bear on his way home from the grocery store on Sunday, only to be saved by his quick-thinking ...

The young assistant coach was Ben Johnson, the new head coach of the Chicago Bears. Bears general manager ... “So it’s not just one guy getting the ball. Everybody’s getting a chance to ...

Let the Ben Johnson era commence in Chicago! The Bears officially announced the hiring of Johnson as the franchise's 19th head coach, and he'll officially be introduced in a press conference at 11 ...

As a decorated offensive coordinator, his most intriguing hires will come on the defensive side of the ball. Johnson becomes the 18th head coach in Bears history and the latest addition to the ...

He displayed the tendency to hold onto the ball too long and was sacked a league-worst 68 times in 2024 and the Bears regularly failed to keep drives alive based on his decision making.

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has a tall task ahead as he takes over the team, but he shared an optimistic message to fans as he begins the journey. Johnson’s hiring was officially ...

The New York Jets were handed some positive news relating to their search for a new head coach thanks to the Chicago Bears. On Monday, another head coach vacancy was filled and it was in Chicago.

Chicago should be poised to become a formidable force on both sides of the ball. We’ll see how the rest of the staff shapes up, but so far, all arrows are pointing up for the Bears.

There was much anger and disgust Oct. 27 after the Bears handed the ball to 300-pound backup center Doug Kramer at the goal line against the Commanders, trailing 12-7, and somehow the exchange ...