Could winning a Super Bowl with Dan Campbell make Ben Johnson more likely to leave Detroit for Chicago ... Draft, but there are plenty of reasons not to tune the playoffs out. There's a Bears ...

But no Bears player stepped up and challenged teammates like cornerback Jaylon Johnson challenged coach Matt Eberflus after the Lions game on Thanksgiving, a day before Eberflus was fired.

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If the Chicago Bears don’t get their coaching hire right this time, no one will be able to say they didn’t consider enough possibilities. That was one of the questions for general manager Ryan ...

How did you feel when the Chicago Bears announced the hiring of Matt Eberflus? Or Matt Nagy? Or John Fox? Or Marc Trestman? You were like, whatever. As well you should’ve been. It could be argued that ...

The general manager revealed that the Bears will explore all options, including trading draft capital ... or a leader-of-men type. "I think for a young quarterback, there's an ideal fit," Poles said. ...

The day has finally come. The Detroit Lions are in need of new coordinators. It’s been a long time coming, but Ben Johnson (Chicago Bears ... worn a few different hats as a coach — at the ...

The Bears need a plug-and-play offensive lineman in the worst way, and Banks will start somewhere on day one ... in this draft, regardless of position, and can wear any hat in the secondary.

The Chicago Bears ... Most Bears fans are already looking forward to the team hiring a new head coach, signing new free agents, and picking in the top 10 of the NFL Draft, but there are plenty ...

Maloney said that Snyder “fired women but not men who engaged in relationships ... as evidenced by the Hail Mary pass to beat the Chicago Bears in late October that traveled more than 60 yards ...

In this two-round 2025 NFL mock draft from ESPN, the Chicago Bears enhance their offense with their first two selections, including a bruising RB in Round 2.

Should the Chicago Bears use their first round pick on a plug-and-play starter? Or should they trade down and land multiple rotation players?