First-year Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson has virtually rounded out the essential hires of this initial coaching staff. One of the more intriguing decisions wa

Ben Johnson was always going to need a tremendous offer to leave an incredible situation with the Super Bowl contender Detroit Lions. As it turns out, the new Chicago Bears head coach probably just needed a quarterback with special talent. You know, someone like Caleb Williams.

Bears QB Caleb Williams revealed his strong reaction to learning that Ben Johnson was hired as his next head coach.

The Chicago Bears' 2025 offseason will center around second-year quarterback Caleb Williams and new coach Ben Johnson as the duo attempts to become the franchise's best-ever QB-head coach tandem. Earning that distinction won’t come easy.

Williams recently described his ideal coaching candidate during an appearance on the St. Brown Podcast, using the terms “strong-minded” and “leader of men.” He also said that he “selfishly” would like to see the Bears hire a coach with an offensive background.

Another domino in the coaching world fell as the Chicago Bears officially hired Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson. The move comes just days after the top-seeded Lions were eliminated from the postseason by the Washington Commanders, freeing up Johnson to focus on his next steps.

What with the 2024 Chicago Bears’ historic inability to protect their quarterback—poor Caleb Williams was sacked 68 times—they need linemen on the offensive side of the ball. Badly.

Bears expected to push for offensive line help for Caleb Williams in the 2025 NFL Draft, with a new prospect emerging from the Senior Bowl.

Earlier this week, Johnson pounced on a rising star in the offensive coaching world and hired 28-year-old Declan Doyle away from Sean Payton's Denver Broncos staff, designating him as the team's 2025 offensive coordinator.

The Chicago Bears had a season to forget, as they were the lone NFC North team to miss out on the playoffs. With Matt Eberflus fired after the team's Thanksgivi

After bringing in an innovative, offensive-minded coach with an exciting new playbook, the Chicago Bears are counting on their former first-round pick to not only step up but take a big step forward in 2025.