The Chicago Bears do not have history on their side when it comes to them looking to maintain success after a remarkable and surprising 2025 season.

Before the Ben Johnson era, the Chicago Bears had multiple head coaches under former General Manager Ryan Pace from 2015-2021. The Atlanta Falcons recently fired Pace, but one of the Bears' head ...

INDIANAPOLIS – 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. Press ...

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson is a different breed from what fans know, but one of his assistant coaches described him ...

PHOENIX -- Ben Johnson has closed the book on the 2025 Chicago Bears for good. Months after an 11-win regular season ended with the Bears winning their first playoff game in 15 years after Chicago ...

Ben Johnson led a fast Bears rise, but NFL history says repeating that Year 2 success against a brutal 2026 schedule will be ...

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A former Chicago Bears head coach is heading back to the NFC after landing a new role with a conference rival. ESPN’s Nick Wagoner reported that the veteran coach will join the 49ers staff under new ...

It's not a well-kept secret that the Chicago Bears have a problem at left tackle as they prepare for 2026. At first, it was Braxton Jones who was the team's left tackle at the beginning of the year.

Year 2 doesn't mean players are the only ones who need to be on their Ps and Qs when work begins, as much will also be expected from the coaching staff. Bears coach Ben Johnson either dove on the ...

It's the offseason, but Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson was in midseason form with his war of words directed at the Green Bay Packers. Asked by Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio at the 2026 NFL Combine ...

Last month’s draft was as much about belief the Bears had in their coaching staff as it was the college players the team picked.