New Chicago Bears Head Coach Ben Johnson says he's right where he wanted to be
Johnson is excited to take charge of a roster “loaded” with talented players, including Caleb Williams. Matt Zahn reports.
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Johnson is excited to take charge of a roster “loaded” with talented players, including Caleb Williams. Matt Zahn reports.
The Chicago Bears will formally introduce Johnson during a press conference on Wednesday.
Johnson's hire has energized a much-maligned franchise and a win-starved fan base.
Mike Vrabel snagged the first interview with the Bears last week, but it came as no surprise that he is going back to the New England Patriots as their head coach.
Both Johnson and Glenn have been looked at as top candidates this cycle, and for good reason.
General manager Ryan Poles said the bears will "cast a wide net." At least 15 names have emerged for potential interviews.
Arizona Cardinals offensive coordinator Drew Petzking was also reportedly up first for a virtual interview Wednesday.
It was made clear that Poles is the point person in charge of the head coaching search—one that will be extensive in order to get right.
It was made clear that GM Ryan Poles is the point person in charge of the head coaching search for the Chicago Bears—one that will be extensive in order to get right. Jori Parys reports.
There remains a question of where exactly ground will be broken for the stadium.
Chicago Bears President Kevin Warren wants to break ground for a new stadium this year.
Interim coach Thomas Brown will get an interview, and while it seems unlikely he'll get the job, he made his case for why he believes he deserves a shot.
The search for a new head coach will be a major focus now, and Interim Coach Thomas Brown said he is getting an interview. But as Matt Zahn reports, it is considered unlikely that Brown will get the job.
The Bears (5-12) beat the Packers for the first time since 2018 and ended an 11-game losing streak in this rivalry.
Rose will become the fifth Bulls player to receive the franchise honor during the ceremony that will be announced later.
The Chicago Bears may not be having a miracle season, but fans were dealt a small consolation Thursday after one of the beleaguered team's players was named to join this year's Pro Bowl Games.
Williams came to the defense of his much-maligned offensive line ahead of the Bears final game of the season.
While others may spread blame around a disappointing Bears team, the only finger rookie quarterback Caleb Williams is pointing is at himself. Matt Zahn reports.
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The Bears (4-12) have two double-digit losing streaks in general manager Ryan Poles' three seasons.
Caleb Williams threw for 334 yards and two touchdowns following a string of shaky performances for the Bears.
Through his Moore2Life Foundation, Moore and his wife hosted their first Shop with a Jock event at the West Loop Target store.
Williams' completion percentage so far this year is 61.9%, which would be lower than any of his three college seasons.
Williams' completion percentage so far this year is 61.9%, which would be lower than any of his three college seasons. Matt Zahn reports.
The Bears went 1 for 12 on third down and 1 for 3 on fourth down.
