The Bears are only two games into the Caleb Williams-Ben Johnson era, but FOX Sports' Colin Cowherd can already envision a world where last year's No. 1 pick gets benched.
Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson drew attention this week for his interactions — or lack thereof — with the Detroit Lions following Sunday’s blowout loss.
Chicago Bears fans are feeling pretty unsettled after the team's 0-2 start. The humiliating 52-21 loss to the Detroit Lions in Week 2 pushed that unsettled feeling closer to an all-out panic, but as is the case after every loss, clarity is forming after a few days of post-game mourning.
How many of the quarterbacks in NFL history to throw for at least 450 yards and three touchdowns in one game and still lose can you name in five minutes?
Tyler Dunne dropped a three-part bombshell days before the start of the Chicago Bears regular season. Dunne talked to former and current Bears staffers about Caleb Williams’ first season in Chicago, general manager Ryan Poles’ incompetence in the front office, and CEO Kevin Warren’s aura in Halas Hall.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2025 season.
It’s week two, and we’re talking about 50-burgers. Yes, the Chicago Bears are truly back. And by “back,” I mean the same as they’ve been since 2012. Yet, we still keep coming back.
An 0-2 start to the NFL season is never the plan, and for the Chicago Bears and their passionate fanbase, the initial results have been disheartening. A narrow home-opener loss followed by a defensive collapse against a division rival has many questioning the team’s trajectory.
The Chicago Bears were humiliated on Sunday. There’s no other way to put it. There was plenty of hype heading into this one as Ben Johnson returned home to Detroit to face his former team.
The 2025 draft class provided next to nothing in last week's embarrassing loss to the Detroit Lions and Caleb Williams is way off the pace for Ben Johnson's goals for a successful season.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
During week 2’s embarrassing loss to the Detroit Lions, it was clear that the Chicago Bears were not ready to play. The team was undisciplined for another week, with multiple bad penalties.
After missing the preseason and Week 1 with a groin injury, Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson lasted 20 snaps against the Detroit Lions before exiting the game with a groin injury.
In an ugly 0-2 start where quarterback Caleb Williams has been erratic, head coach Ben Johnson has been underwhelming, the defense just coughed up 52 points and general manager Ryan Poles is on the hot seat, Chicago Bears fans are looking for any semblance of continuity.
The Tom Brady conflict-of-interest issue is about to hit the Bears across the face again. Last year it happened during the pre-courtship of Ben Johnson at season's end and the playoffs .
Rome Odunze's rookie season was a solid if unspectacular debut. The former Washington receiver was selected with the 9th overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft but displayed a troubling lack of chemistry with his fellow rookie quarterback, Caleb Wiliams.
When Terell Smith went on injured reserve with a knee injury during preseason, Bears GM Ryan Poles immediately brought in Jaylon Jones. The former Bears backup cornerback had been with the Cardinals and had been released.
Another week of NFL football is in the books, and for Chicago Bears fans it couldn't be over soon enough. The Bears' crushing Week 2 defeat got them off to an ugly 0-2 start, and though they still have life in the NFC North, they've dug themselves a deep hole out of which to climb.
As was the case in last week's Chicago Bears player power rankings, it was tough to select five players as the best of the bunch following a crushing Week 2 defeat.
The Chicago Bears have given up 73 points in the last five quarters of football. In layman’s terms: That’s not good. With cornerback Jaylon Johnson suffering a setback with his groin injury, Chicago is set to be in trouble on defense for most of the season unless defensive coordinator Dennis Allen can get his guys to buy in quickly.
He missed training camp as well as Chicago’s season opener while recovering from the injury. During the second quarter of the team’s blowout loss against the Lions in Week 2, he reaggravated the ailment.
The Chicago Bears’ 0-2 start to the 2025 season has sent shockwaves through a fanbase that entered the year with playoff aspirations. After a lopsided 52-21 defeat at the hands of the Detroit Lions, the blame is beginning to shift from the field to the front office.