Legendary Bears coach Mike Ditka once said that George Halas threw around nickels like they were manhole covers, an implication that Halas was cheap. That belief has persisted about Bears ownership throughout the years, but it's time to finally lay that to rest after team chairman George McCaskey spared no expense in winning Johnson's favor.

The Chicago Bears shocked the NFL landscape by hiring Ben Johnson. Johnson has been the most sought-after coaching candidate in the last two coaching cycles.

Upon arriving in Chicago as the Bears' new head coach, Ben Johnson knew which area the team should look to improve based on his time with the Detroit Lions. "I think the offensive line is certainly an area that we need to get better play from going forward,

Bleacher Report's NFL scouting staff certainly believes it is possible, listing star tight end Cole Kmet as one of their top trade assets for the 2025 offseason in a recent article that examined the potential trade candidates for every NFL team.

On Monday, Garrett released a statement formally requesting the Browns, the team that drafted him first overall in 2017, trade him to a contender. There's no shortage of teams that could use the superstar edge-rusher, but only one can actually add him to their roster.

Cleveland Browns star pass rusher Myles Garrett has requested to be traded, and there's been plenty of discussion about his potential next destination. But should that include the Chicago Bears?

The Chicago Bears continue to fill out their coaching staff under Ben Johnson, and they just landed another big hiring for defensive coordinator Dennis Allen. According to CBS Sports' Matt Zenitz, the Bears are expected to hire Jeremy Garrett as their new defensive line coach.

The Chicago Bears are expected to hire Dan Roushar as offensive line coach, a source told the Chicago Tribune on Monday — a critical role as new coach Ben Johnson works toward finalizing his staff. Roushar,

The Chicago Bears defensive line will experience a few changes before the 2025 season starts. They couldn’t get any consistent pressure on the opposing quarterbacks that Chicago would face and other areas of the defense suffered because of that.