With Ben Johnson running the show, the Chicago Bears’ offense will improve, and when the Bears get a few more in the win column than last season’s five, then the odds are good that there will be some individual accolades to follow.
The Chicago Bears waited until the final day of mandatory minicamp on Thursday to try out Darnell Wright at a new position. Which side of the line the offensive tackle would play at under new head coach Ben Johnson was the subject of much discussion following the draft.
The Chicago Bears concluded their 2025 minicamp on Thursday, leaving one more series of OTAs remaining before breaking until training camp. And we caught a glimpse of what may end up being the best catch of the offseason.
The Chicago Bears wrapped up the third and final day of mandatory minicamp on Thursday, which is the last day we'll see the full team in action until training camp.
Just as they were a season ago, the Chicago Bears are one of a handful of teams that are set to have two of the top 32 offensive tackles in 2025, according to Pro Football Focus.
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.
During a predraft discussion, Bears GM Ryan Poles was asked about possibly moving Darnell Wright from right tackle to left tackle because of Braxton Jones' injury.
Darnell Wright has served as the Chicago Bears starting right tackle since 2023, and has done a more than just admirable job at that. However, Wright might be on the move following the additions Chicago made in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Since being selected with the No. 10 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, Darnell Wright has solidified himself as the Chicago Bears right tackle. However, as Ben Johnson enters his first season as head coach, there are sure to be changes across the roster.
The Chicago Bears have made plenty of changes to their organization heading into the 2025 season. But one constant that remains is Darnell Wright holding down the fort at right tackle.
It was a quote from the combine and Ben Johnson that seemed to add insult to Detroit Lions fans' injuries—at least they acted that way on social media.
If there’s one person who knows what it takes for the Chicago Bears offensive line to succeed, it’s Olin Kruetz. He, alongside the rest of Bears Nation has watched the team completely overhaul the line ahead of the 2025 season.
Former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson was named as the new head coach of the Chicago Bears in late January. One of the players that Johnson
The Chicago Bears enter the 2025 NFL Draft in a good position to land a Day 1 starter with the No. 10 pick. The Bears made Darnell Wright their starting right tackle after selecting him with the No.
With the Chicago Bears needing a massive overhaul on their offensive line this offseason, any positive news they receive on pending free agents is a huge victory.
Wideout Keenan Allen and guard Teven Jenkins headline the list of pending free agents for the Bears. A departure on the open market in both cases would not come as a surprise.
The Chicago Bears have made plenty of draft selections in the first two rounds over the last handful of seasons. This is soon to include the three picks they hold in the opening two rounds of the 2025 draft thanks to Ryan Poles’ work in the trade market.
With Darnell Wright, Braxton Jones, and Kiran Amegadjie already on the Chicago Bears roster, the need for an offensive tackle is questionable. Sure, the Bears could upgrade at left tackle, but it is not a pressing need, especially with the state of the interior offensive line.
Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that Bears RT Darnell Wright is believed to have suffered an MCL sprain based on initial tests. According to Rapoport, the plan is for Wright to undergo an MRI on Monday to determine the severity of the injury. MCL sprains are typically multi-week injuries that can lead to injured reserve stints.
The Bengals already have a roster set to make another Super Bowl run with the 2023 NFL Draft still ahead. Here is three realistic options Cincinnati could go with at pick No. 28.
Ohio State’s Paris Johnson Jr., Northwestern’s Peter Skoronski and Georgia’s Broderick Jones are projected to be the top three offensive tackles off the board in the 2023 NFL Draft, but ESPN’s Louis Riddick believes there’s another tackle who could end up being better than them all.
ESPN’s Louis Riddick thinks Tennessee’s Darnell Wright may be the best athlete in the 2023 NFL Draft and according to another NFL expert, the Cowboys are going to get him.