Those running the Bears hope that the hiring of Ben Johnson, an advertised offensive guru, will help Williams become a top-tier quarterback after the 23-year-old won only five of 17 starts during his rookie season.
Quarterback Caleb Williams will be allowed to play along with all the Bears starters in preseason Game 2 at Soldier Field against the Buffalo Bills. Coach Ben Johnson explained his decision and where Williams is at in the offense.
Man does it feel good to have Chicago Bears football back, and it equally feels good to be back to grading some QB film. The Bears hosted the Miami Dolphins last Sunday as each team played one another to a 24-24 draw.
The work week begins in the NFL regular season on Wednesdays, after Mondays are for picking up the pieces following a game and Tuesday for days off. The Bears are in an odd position because of an unusual preseason schedule.
The Chicago Bears are two days away from hosting the Buffalo Bills in a joint practice setting leading up to Sunday's second preseason game. This will be a big opportunity for head coach Ben Johnson and his new team going up against an established AFC Super Bowl contender for the first time.
The quarterback is the most important player on an NFL roster, but creating a winning team takes more talent than just the guy under center. These are the best non-quarterbacks for all 32 teams entering the 2025 season.
"He Hate Me" was what defensive back Rod Smart put on his Las Vegas XFL game jersey, much to the delight of the original league's few fans. From the sound of it, Bears offensive coordinator Declan Doyle might have felt the same way about his current boss, head coach Ben Johnson.
The Chicago Bears can be described in many ways as the 2025 NFL season approaches. A young team? Sure. A team in transition? Yeah, sounds about right. An exciting team with the NFL's most sought-after head coach and a thrilling second-year quarterback?
Chicago Bears rookie running back was the team's most impressive runner against the Miami Dolphins in Week 1 of the 2025 preseason, and we have the film to prove it.
The Chicago Bears kicked off their 2025 preseason with a 24-24 tie to the Miami Dolphins at Soldier Field on Sunday. It’s exciting to have football to be able to break down again.
Yesterday, we shared the report from the Chicago Tribune’s Brad Biggs that the Chicago Bears intended to sign a few defensive backs, and today those transactions, plus several more, were officially made.
The success of the Chicago Bears will be predicated on the success of Caleb Williams. Coach Ben Johnson strategically chose not to start Williams this past Sunday against the Miami Dolphins. Instead, the backup QBs took command as the Bears lost to the Dolphins 24-22.
The backup Bears secondary took a beating in Sunday's game against Miami. As a result, they brought in what looked like a whole new group of defensive backs Tuesday with four signings.
The Chicago Bears 24-24 tie in the preseason opener against the Miami Dolphins was still filled with some rewarding moments despite the final score and those four quarters of action already helped the coaching staff finalize one roster battle.
Of all the winners from the Chicago Bears’ preseason opening tie against the Miami Dolphins, perhaps no player’s star shined brighter than defensive tackle Austin Booker.
When the Chicago Bears opened training camp, a full-fledged three-headed battle commenced for the starting left tackle now. Now, the competition to block quarterback Caleb Williams’ blindside seems to have whittled down to two candidates.
As Ben Johnson takes over as head coach, he is expected to introduce his dynamic offense to the Chicago Bears. More often than not, that’ll mean getting the ball into DJ Moore’s hands.