The Chicago Bears are back in action this week for offseason training activities (OTAs). It's the first year under new coach Ben Johnson and year two for the franchise with quarterback Caleb ...

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson At this juncture, Ben Johnson can do no wrong. The former offensive wunderkind of the Detroit Lions now takes over the dysfunctional Chicago Bears in division.

Head coach Ben Johnson, hired in January after his success as the Detroit Lions’ offensive coordinator, addressed Burden’s status in a recent media availability.Johnson’s attention to detail ...

Bears coach Ben Johnson walks on the field during practice at Halas Hall on Tuesday, June 3, 2025. (Eileen T. Meslar/Chicago Tribune) Biggs: Healthy for the building.

The Bears have hope again with new coach Ben Johnson. But do they have enough to make the playoffs this year? Carmen Vitali predicts the results of each game.

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson speaks during minicamp at Halas Hall / Kamil Krzaczynski-Imagn Images. In this story: ... More from Detroit Lions OnSI . Published Jun 6, 2025.

Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, left, and head coach Dan Campbell watch during an NFL football practice in Allen Park, Mich., Thursday, June 8, 2023.

"Man, this train goes on. The train rolls on," the Lions head coach said. "It's the next man up. We'll be ready to go when camp hits. We've got plenty of versatility up there.

In Week 2, new Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson will lead his team into what should be a hostile environment at one of the toughest road venues to play in across the National Football League.

One thing became evident very early on in Ben Johnson’s tenure as head coach of the Chicago Bears — his expectations are high and his tolerance for mistakes and nonsense are low. Johnson ...

Plus, Williams will have an offense with all those pieces orchestrated by Johnson, his new head coach whose Detroit Lions offenses averaged an NFL-most 29.0 points per game since 2022.

"I know you haven't been to every single OTA so far," coach Ben Johnson said to reporters, "but I would say the defense has gotten the better of the offense more often than not in all those two-minute ...