Ben Johnson was viewed as a top coaching candidate over the last two seasons thanks to his success as the offensive coordinator for the Detroit Lions since 2022. Johnson creatively engineered a Lions offense that ranked top-three in the NFL over the last two seasons.

Johnson came off a bit cocky at the combine. Good. The Bears need their next head coach to be an ass-kicking name-taker.

On Tuesday, Johnson spoke to reporters at the NFL Combine about where he feels the team is as they head into free agency and the draft. Looking at what will be available in both free agency and draft, Johnson said he feels the supply of players available will match up with their demand.

Newly hired Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson shared that quarterback Caleb Williams repeatedly messaged him throughout Super Bowl LIX during an appearance on NFL Network's The Insiders. Johnson used the anecdote of his quarterback persistently contacting him via phone during the Super Bowl to illustrate how Williams,

What did we learn from Johnson and Ryan Poles at the NFL combine? They talked about Caleb Williams, D'Andre Swift and more.

Can Johnson and Caleb Williams create a connection that not only turns the Bears into a winner, but turns Johnson into a COY candidate in Year 1? See the odds.

The Panthers changed the dynamic of their room by devoting over $150 million to two interior linemen right out of the gate last spring—as they signed right guard Robert Hunt to a five-year, $100 million deal and left guard Damien Lewis to a four-year, $53 million deal.

Before the Chicago Bears fully submit their pick, there will be plenty of speculation on who the team will select in the 2025 NFL Draft. While head coach Ben Johnson won’t name names, he revealed the exact type of player the Bears will be targeting.