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After watching tape of Sunday's 31-7 loss in Green Bay, Bears coach Ben Johnson on Monday spoke to reporters about the need to correct mistakes, the progress Caleb Williams is making in his recovery from a hamstring injury and more.

After watching tape of Sunday's 23-12 win over the Jets at Soldier Field, Bears coach Ben Johnson spoke to the media about what aspect of a stellar defensive performance impressed him most, Tyson Bagent's first start since 2023 and more.

When Ben Johnson met the media Wednesday before conducting a walk-through practice, the Bears coach was not ready to name a starting quarterback for Sunday's home game against the Jets.

The Bears' starting quarterback for Monday night's home game against the Eagles won't be determined until later in the week, but coach Ben Johnson is comfortable with every option.

After watching tape of Sunday's 9-3 loss to the Vikings, coach Ben Johnson spoke to reporters Monday about the Bears' inability to take advantage of their scoring chances, having too many third-and-long situations and more.

After last weekend's impressive 59-37 season-opening road win over the Panthers, the Bears return to Soldier Field for their home opener Sunday against the Vikings.

After watching tape of Sunday's season-opening 59-37 win over the Panthers, coach Ben Johnson spoke to reporters about the Bears battling through oppressive heat to finish strong, a record-breaking running game and Caleb Williams' quick and smart decision-making.

In their second year under head coach Ben Johnson, the Bears are embodying the mindset that their standard, play style and consistent work ethic will set them apart.

Bears coach Ben Johnson praised Caleb Williams Tuesday for how seriously the third-year quarterback approaches his job, saying he's locked in and is "only concerned about doing his job at a high level."

Speaking to the media Tuesday as the Bears kicked off training camp, general manager Ryan Poles and coach Ben Johnson discussed the importance of forging their team identity and developing the chemistry that fueled their success last year.

Coach Ben Johnson is pleased with what the Bears achieved during their offseason program, which concluded Thursday at Halas Hall with a third minicamp practice.

The Bears are continuing to build a foundation for the 2026 season this week via their first three OTA practices Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

As Bears quarterback Caleb Williams and his teammates enter their second season in coach Ben Johnson's offense, there have already been signs in offseason practices that their familiarity with the scheme will breed even more success in 2026.

Coach Ben Johnson's primary goal during this week's rookie minicamp is to teach the NFL prospects about the Bears' culture, expectations and standards.

Coach Ben Johnson was elated after GM Ryan Poles and the Bears strengthened their roster in the NFL Draft with intense competitors who are consumed by football.

Ben Johnson did not grow up dreaming about becoming an NFL head coach, but as he enters his second season in that role with the Bears, it's clear that he has found his calling.

Instead of celebrating what the Bears offense accomplished during a magical 2025 season, coach Ben Johnson is focused on improving key aspects of the unit.

At the NFL owners meetings in Arizona, Bears coach Ben Johnson spoke about a player he wants to get the ball to "as often as we possibly can," another he views as a perfect replacement for a retired Pro Bowler and a tone-setter on defense.

Bears coach Ben Johnson watched Caleb Williams make huge strides during their first year together and expects the quarterback to continue to ascend in 2026.

After losing two key assistants from a potent offense that powered the Bears to the NFC North championship in 2025, coach Ben Johnson is more than confident in their replacements.

As the Bears look to take the next step after capturing the NFC North and winning a playoff game in 2025, GM Ryan Poles and coach Ben Johnson won't allow complacency to seep into Halas Hall.

After leading the Bears to an 11-6 mark, their first division crown since 2018 and their first postseason victory since 2010, Ben Johnson has been named one of five finalists for the Associated Press NFL Coach of the Year Award.

While the physicality and poise the Bears displayed in winning the 2025 NFC North title can carry over, coach Ben Johnson believes that the team must start from scratch in 2026.

Though disappointed following their overtime playoff loss to the Rams, Bears players feel that the team has an extremely bright future due to the presence of coach Ben Johnson and franchise quarterback Caleb Williams.

For the first time in his life, country singer Chase Rice has become invested in an NFL team — turning into a diehard Bears fan this season in support of Ben Johnson, his longtime friend and former football teammate.