The military parade commemorating the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary and coinciding with Donald Trump’s 79th birthday will not ...

The Chicago Bears are knee-deep in organized team activities (OTAs) as first-year head coach Ben Johnson works to reset the culture and elevate expectations. With a revamped roster and a focus on ...

Ben Johnson didn’t have a job. After eight seasons with the Miami Dolphins, which included numerous roles, coaching positions and promotions, he was out of work and in NFL limbo. It was an ...

“We’re finding out,” Bears first-year head coach Ben Johnson said about whether Hardy can play LB, via Bears Wire. “He’s toggled a little bit between defensive line, and we’re going to ...

Ben Johnson continues to win over supporters and doubters at a record pace. The Bears coach has come out of press conferences at OTAs sounding the voice of reason and providing leadership in a way ...

The combination of Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson and quarterback Caleb Williams has fans envisioning a franchise breakthrough in 2025: the first ever 4,000-yard passer in team history. It's ...

The Bears hired Ben Johnson as their head coach because they believe he can help quarterback Caleb Williams play better than he did during his rookie season, but reading defenses and delivering passes ...

After the disastrous campaign, the Bears named former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson as their new head coach to assist Williams’ development. Williams gained national ...

Ben Johnson’s intensity can be felt. While Johnson solidified his reputation over the last three seasons as a play-calling mastermind with the Detroit Lions, his competitive fire burns white hot.

Ben Johnson didn’t like where tight end Cole Kmet lined up during a drill inside the Walter Payton Center on Wednesday. So the Bears head coach let his veteran hear it during practice.

Ben Johnson’s intensity can be felt ... but Colston Loveland and Luther Burden sidelined at Chicago Bears OTAs Photos: What we saw at Chicago Bears OTAs Who has the most to prove on defense?

The left foot was forward for Caleb Williams in shotgun when he took snaps in Ben Johnson's offense at OTAs and this immediately led to flashbacks. The Bears offensive coordinator explained why ...