Because of what the Bears have done with their running back personnel, and what Ben Johnson's experience dictates, the route ahead for them looks like it could take several different paths here.
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The amount of work being done by Caleb Williams is being stressed by everyone at Halas Hall. "He is very eager to do work," offensive coordinator Declan Doyle said.
Caleb Williams considered it. Ultimately, he didn't do it. The real question moving forward is whether any player will push back against the sacred sorting-hat process known as the NFL draft.
The Chicago Bears are arguably the most improved team in the NFL ahead of the 2025 season. Chicago made several big additions this offseason that will have an impact right away.
After a 2025 offseason full of trades, big signings in free agency, and four picks in the first two rounds of the NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears' roster was among the biggest flips in the NFL.
When it comes to bringing in new players from other teams, Bears GM Ryan Poles has had to do it more often than he likes, and it has occurred with hit-and-miss regularity rather than high success.
While the Chicago Bears have plenty of goals they want to accomplish during head coach Ben Johnson’s tenure, getting back atop the NFC North is near the top of the list.
Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams last year may have broken the statistical barometer with his play. A classic label in the NFL is "checkdown Charlie," the term used for QBs who quickly dump it down to second, third or fourth receiver in their progression on a play without giving the bigger play a chance.
The Bears chose to let strongside linebacker Jack Sanborn leave in free agency rather than extend him a restricted free agent tender and he chose to follow former Chicago coach Matt Eberflus to Dallas.
The intensity of new head coach Ben Johnson was one of the main takeaways from the Chicago Bears‘ practice session on Wednesday. The workout was the first that was open to the media for voluntary minicamp at OTAs this spring.
The Chicago Bears did the impossible during the 2025 NFL offseason. They flipped the league's worst offensive line into one of the better starting units in the NFC after trading for guards Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson and signing center Drew Dalman in free agency.
The Chicago Bears wasted little time this offseason locking up two critical players to multi-year contract extensions: guard Joe Thuney and cornerback Kyler Gordon.
Once Ben Johnson was officially hired as the Chicago Bears head coach, the team was aggressive in bolstering their offensive line. One of their biggest moves was signing center Drew Dalman to a three-year, $42 million contract.
Former player and current NFL analyst Ross Tucker offered a bold prediction regarding whether or not Caleb Williams will be Chicago's QB1 three years from now.