The Chicago Bears are rounding into form under head coach Ben Johnson. Chicago is on a four-game winning streak headed into a Week 8 matchup against Baltimore.
The Chicago Bears are riding a four game win streak going into Week 8 against the Baltimore Ravens and a big spark the last two weeks has been the dominating run game on offense.
The Chicago Bears saw a much improved run game coming out of the bye week on Monday night against the Washington Commanders rushing for a season-high 145 yards.
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The Chicago Bears had a lot of problematic areas to address during the bye considering how the first four weeks of the season went for the team in all three areas.
The biggest weakness of the Chicago Bears’ offense this season has been the running game. D’Andre Swift has struggled tremendously, Kyle Monangai hasn’t gotten much opportunities, and Roschon Johnson has barely seen the field.
The Chicago Bears are still on the bye week and are not preparing for a game tomorrow while the other teams in the league battle it out in Week 5. In fact, the Bears won't play the next game until October 13th against the Washington Commanders on Monday Night Football and even have a few more days off before reporting back to practice.
The Chicago Bears have reached their bye week earlier than in previous seasons, and while some fans are annoyed it has seemingly broken their momentum from two straight wins, the benefits of the bye week have come at just the right time.
Now that’s more like it! The Chicago Bears picked up their first win under head coach Ben Johnson with a 31 to 14 victory over the Dallas Cowboys. The offense was clicking, and the defense was opportunistic all afternoon.
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That was hard to watch. Week 2 promised fireworks as Ben Johnson returned to Detroit, but unfortunately for the Chicago faithful, the fireworks were squarely on the side of the home team.
The Chicago Bears were blown out in Detroit on Sunday by the Lions in a 52-21 throttling, as head coach Ben Johnson made his return to Detroit for the first time since leaving the team this past January.
In Ben Johnson’s return to the Motor City, his Chicago Bears team gave a performance that can be summarized in one word. Embarrassing. Here are my notes from all three phases after the 52-21 loss.
Big changes could be coming to the Chicago Bears' rushing attack, especially after D'Andre Swift's underwhelming 17 carries for 53 yards against the Minnesota Vikings in the opener.
The Chicago Bears and coach Ben Johnson are only one week into the 2025 regular season, but it's already becoming clear that there's a problem at running back.
The Chicago Bears didn’t kick off the Ben Johnson era quite like fans had hoped. The Vikings scored 21 fourth-quarter points to come from behind and hang an L on the Bears in week one.
Chicago’s Jaylon Johnson is officially set to make his 2025 debut. After he was sidelined for the Week 1 matchup with the Vikings, Johnson (calf/groin) has no game status and is set to play Sunday’s game against the Lions.
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Chicago Bears running back Roschon Johnson returned to practice for the first time in a month on Saturday and is listed as questionable to play in the team's season opener versus the visiting Minnesota Vikings.
The Chicago Bears enter the contest against the Minnesota Vikings with a youth movement at skilled positions on offense. Bears rookie seventh-round pick Kyle Monangai has quickly earned the trust of first-year head coach Ben Johnson.
The Chicago Bears hiring Ben Johnson on Monday gives the organization a completely new outlook. From an offensive standpoint, Johnson can take the Bears to new heights that fans have never seen before.
Only a select few in the Bears locker room can be certain about their future with the team, at least until the coaching situation gets settled. One player who looks like he has much more to offer than he's been allowed to show is Roschon Johnson.
In the first half of the NFC North battle between the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions, RB Roschon Johnson was questionable to return as he was evaluated for a concussion.
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After suffering a concussion, Chicago Bears running back Roschon Johnson looks like he is feeling healthy and showing that he should be the future starter in this offense.