The "P" word is not allowed at Halas Hall now. Ben Johnson made sure of this, and you never heard players offering it up during OTAs or minicamp. Johnson set a new tone on Day 1.

It’s no secret that the Detroit Lions fanbase isn’t too happy with Ben Johnson. Of course, the Lions lost both Johnson, their offensive coordinator, and Aaron Glenn, their defensive ...

Ben Johnson wants to build a winning culture in Chicago and stick around for many years to come with this team. It's critical for Johnson to learn from his predecessors and the mistakes they made ...

However, new head coach Ben Johnson is going to oversee that unit and call plays. It will be his schemes, playbook, and personnel decisions. However, on defense, it will be a different story.

Ben Johnson said Aaron Glenn also wanted J.T. Barrett in New York and Barrett had a decision to make. Interestingly, had he chosen the Jets, Justin Fields would be his QB.

Pinning down specific expectations for coach Ben Johnson in first season with Caleb Williams, Bears The hype for Johnson, much like it was for Williams last season, is sky-high.

This prediction on Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson is a bit unexpected. Johnson, of course, came from the Detroit Lions. The post Ben Johnson Gets Concerning Bears Prediction appeared first ...

For the Bears, the thing he wants to see the team to do is “install Ben Johnson’s offense.” But, he also wants to see the team sign another pass rusher.

Williams and Johnson certainly one of the duos to watch in the 2025 season. The Bears' offseason moves have proven that they're all in protecting Williams and providing weapons around him for Year 2.

It’s been awesome. Ben Johnson, he uses some choice words every day toward me. He’s tough, and I love him. He’s awesome. It’s great being around him. “We hang out in his office, and we just have lunch ...

Head coach Ben Johnson’s arrival to the Chicago Bears has brought an extreme level of hype over the Windy City. However, he wasn’t the only big name head coach hiring in the 2025 cycle.

Johnson was hired on a five-year deal that keeps him on the books with the Bears through the 2029 season. The franchise made a move today to ensure he'll be in place with the team's current ...