Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson himself recently delivered lofty praise, calling Rome Odunze a “prototypical X receiver” who “wins most of his matchups” and runs a “really detailed route tree.” When it comes to NFL training camps, optimism flows as freely as Gatorade on the sidelines.
It's probably a coin flip for worst coaching decision made by the Bears since the Mike Ditka era: Giving tackle Kiran Amegadjie his first start at Minnesota last year or giving Justin Fields a game plan without extra blocking at Cleveland in his starting debut.
Earlier this offseason, I did an in-depth series exploring Caleb Williams’ rookie season and found that he especially struggled in two main areas: he was extremely inaccurate when passing downfield and took way too many sacks.
Bears rookie wide receiver Luther Burden earned the ire of head coach Ben Johnson in his first practices since returning from a hamstring injury, but the last couple of days have looked better for him.
It looks like DJ Moore is about to turn training camp into his personal highlight reel with his new backfield usage. According to Jason Lieser of the Chicago Sun-Times, Moore has been taking snaps out of the backfield at training camp, and head coach Ben Johnson is cooking up something spicy for the Bears’ offense.
The roller coaster of training camp continues, and today was positive for the Bears’ offense. As expected, today’s training camp practice was the longest one the Chicago Bears have had, and by the sounds of it, the offense responded.
The 2025 Chicago Bears are shaping up to be one of the most intriguing teams heading into the season. With Caleb Williams at the helm, Ben Johnson as head coach, and an upgraded supporting cast, this team is no longer the punchline it once was.
Chicago Bears rookie wide receiver Luther Burden III has announced his arrival at training camp in a big way. After missing most of the Bears' offseason workout program with a soft-tissue injury, Burden returned to practice this week.
The plot has largely been lost when talking about Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams. To hear some analysts tell it, one would think Williams recorded one of the worst rookie seasons in NFL history.
It’s now looking like Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson will miss some of the regular season after an update head coach Ben Johnson gave to the media on Thursday morning at Halas Hall in Lake Forest, Illinois.