Head coach Ben Johnson addresses the media Friday at Halas Hall.

Chicago Bears defensive lineman Austin Booker is turning heads in his second NFL season with his explosiveness, relentless motor and ability to disrupt opposing offenses. Booker's athleticism and pass-rush potential are starting to shine, giving the Bears another exciting young playmaker on the defensive front. As he continues to build confidence and gain experience, Booker is proving he has the tools to become a major contributor to Chicago's defense and a player opposing offenses will have to account for.

Quarterback Caleb Williams addresses the media Thursday at Halas Hall.

Defensive coordinator Dennis Allen, offensive coordinator Press Taylor and special teams coordinator Richard Hightower address the media on Thursday at Halas Hall.

Defensive lineman Grady Jarrett and receiver Rome Odunze address the media Wednesday at Halas Hall.

Head coach Ben Johnson addresses the media Wednesday at Halas Hall.

Head coach Ben Johnson addresses the media virtually Monday from Halas Hall.

Defensive lineman Austin Booker and offensive lineman Jonah Jackson address the media virtually Monday from Halas Hall

Head coach Ben Johnson addresses the media Sunday in Green Bay.

Quarterback Case Keenum addresses the media Sunday in Green Bay.

Bears quarterback Case Keenum enters the game in the fourth quarter and connects with receiver Luther Burden III for a 23-yard pickup.

The Bears convert a fourth-and-4 from their own 39-yard line with a 7-yard pass from quarterback Tyson Bagent to tight end Colston Loveland.

Bears defensive end Austin Booker closes the first half with his second consecutive sack of Packers quarterback Jordan Love.

Bears defensive end Austin Booker engulfs Packers quarterback Jordan Love.

Running back D'Andre Swift finds the end zone on fourth-and-1 to get the Bears on the board.

The legendary Mike Ditka was honored with a moment of silence before the national anthem at Sunday's Bears-Packers game.

For Luther Burden III, success starts with putting the team first. Embracing Ben Johnson's coaching, Burden has leaned into the details, becoming a more physical blocker and using his speed to create separation and make plays. Determined to keep improving, he spent the offseason at Halas Hall, surrounding himself with football every day to sharpen his skills and prepare to make an impact. With a team-first mindset and a shared goal of bringing a Super Bowl to Chicago, Burden will do whatever it takes to help the Bears win.

Take a look at this hype video for the Chicago Bears' Week 5 matchup against the Green Bay Packers.

Head coach Ben Johnson addresses the media Friday at Halas Hall.

Follow the Bears through the first four weeks of the 2026 season as they embrace a selfless, next-man-up mentality and race out to a 3-1 start. The season begins in Charlotte, where the Bears put together a historic 59-37 win over the Panthers, with exclusive mic'd up moments from running back D'Andre Swift. As injuries test the team over the next few weeks, quarterbacks Case Keenum and Tyson Bagent step up and the Bears continue to lean on one another against the Vikings, Eagles and Jets. Hear more mic'd up moments and interviews with Ben Johnson, Antwaan Randle El, Luther Burden III, T.J. Edwards, Grady Jarrett, Kalif Raymond and others as the Bears show what it means to put the team first through the opening quarter of the season, all in the latest episode of 1920 Football Drive presented by Lexus.

Defensive coordinator Dennis Allen, offensive coordinator Press Taylor, special teams coordinator Richard Hightower address the media Thursday at Halas Hall.

Quarterback Tyson Bagent addresses the media Wednesday from Halas Hall.

Head coach Ben Johnson addresses the media Wednesday at Halas Hall.

Wide receiver Luther Burden III addresses the media virtually Monday from Halas Hall.

Head coach Ben Johnson addresses the media virtually Monday from Halas Hall.