The Bears have been unofficial winners of the last three offseasons and it has yet to produce anything worthwhile. It did help get a coaching staff fired.
Bears WR D.J. Moore revealed that new HC Ben Johnson has already addressed Moore’s bad body language this offseason. “Just don’t do it,” Moore said, Johnson told him, via Patrick Finley of the Chicago Sun-Times.
Expectations for the Chicago Bears' 2025 season feel like they're at an all-time high. Coach Ben Johnson and second-year quarterback Caleb Williams are the closest thing to a dream team that modern-day Bears fans have ever experienced, and it's made the run up to the regular season feel very different.
The Bears are gettting a defensive upgrade at coordinator in 2025. With so much excitement surrounding head coach Ben Johnson and the new offense he’s bringing to the Chicago Bears, the Dennis Allen hire has kind of slipped under the radar.
Managing the NFL salary cap has never been more critical than it is today—especially for a franchise in transition. With Ben Johnson taking over as head coach—a play-caller known for offensive discipline and efficiency—Chicago is entering a new era of accountability.
When it comes to determining the Chicago Bears' worst contract, edge rusher Montez Sweat and tight end Cole Kmet seem to be the most popular names. But neither of those players may be the answer.
He's baaaaack. Or, he hopes to be. Just when Bears fans thought they might have seen the last of possibly the biggest mistake made by GM Ryan Poles , wide receiver Chase Claypool , is ready to make an NFL comeback according to his social media and NFL.com.
Earlier this offseason, Bears head coach Ben Johnson made it clear an open competition would take place for the weakside linebacker position. Training camp will of course be critical in determining a winner, but an early standout emerged during spring practices.
Thomas Brown enjoyed a quick rise up the coaching ranks of the Chicago Bears last season, and one player on the team wanted him to remain at Halas Hall in 2025.
For the 17th straight year, we’re bringing you who we believe will be the ten most important Chicago Bears for the upcoming season, and at number 9 is Chicago’s 12 Personnel.
It's as inevitable as hamstring injuries during the first week of an NFL training camp . Unexpected players will make a statement during the July and August heat and catch the eyes of coaches .
Continuing on with the Chicago Bears training camp preview, today we will be diving into another positional battle on the offensive side of the ball. The first breakdown was at the left tackle position between Braxton Jones, Ozzy Trapilo, and Kiran Amegadjie.
Back in early April, the Chicago Bears decided to add another free agent to their receiving corps by signing Miles Boykin, who last played in an NFL game with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2023.
Poll any Chicago Bears fan, and they'll tell you that QB Caleb Williams is the key to the NFC North this season. If he takes the developmental step under coach Ben Johnson that's expected, he'll terrorize opposing defenses and give the Bears as good of a chance as any NFC North team at winning the division.
The Bears interviewed Omar Khan for their vacant general manager position in 2022 but decided on Ryan Poles . Khan, meanwhile, got promoted to Pittsburgh Steelers GM and three winning seasons with two playoff berths later, Khan has been given a contract extension by the Steelers.
Every hero has a nemesis. Otherwise, what's the point of having the hero? For Sherlock Holmes there was Moriarty, for Harry Potter there was He Who Must Not Be Named.
Expecting more from every Bears receiver this season is natural considering coach Ben Johnson's offensive credentials, and the way he was even able to elevate lesser-known receivers like Kalif Raymond, Josh Reynolds and Tim Patrick with Detroit.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is preparing for life playing under new head coach Ben Johnson. Before even taking a snap in 2025, lofty expectations have already been placed on Williams’ shoulders.
A Chicago Bears quarterback is pondering the meaning of life during the offseason. The summer dead period can be a scary time for teams and players. With extra time away from the facility, many players return to their hometowns and can get into legal trouble.
Several veteran edge rushers remain unsigned at this point in the offseason. Many will land deals in the lead-up to training camp, but Ryan Poles and the Bears may not be among the top suitors on that front.
The great expectation from Bears fans is Ben Johnson can turn around Caleb Williams as a quarterback and make him more efficient as well as more explosive.
Even with all the attention being brought to the offense, the Bears improved on the other side of the ball, too. How will their defense perform in 2025 with the new talent they added?