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Ben Johnson uses past history to explain why things are developing slowly for Caleb Williams and the Bears offense
A to Z Sports. Sloppy and disappointing have been the words Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has previously used to describe his offense. But, at the same time, so have the words encouraging and progressing.
The Bears played their first preseason game, and Ben Johnson had a strong message before the players went out.
He likes where his rookies are headed, and Colston Loveland, Luther Burden III and Kyle Monangai started the preseason opener ...
It's just the preseason, but the way Tyson Bagent and Case Keenum played Sunday had to make Johnson feel good about his QB ...
Vibes out of Ben Johnson's first training camp as head coach of the Chicago Bears have been off, to say the least. He was brought to the Windy City to bring sta ...
According to Bears reporter Larry Mayer, three Bears players in particular, Ozzy Trapilo, Dominique Robinson and Nahshon ...
The Chicago Bears offense sputtered early before gaining a bit of rhythm, and several pieces on the Bears’ defense shined ...
His bosses' early review is that he has been everything they sought and expected when they hired him, and the evidence is on ...
A new era of Chicago Bears football is under way, and general manager Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson are spearheading it ...
Ben Johnson will make his game debut Sunday as Chicago Bears head coach — albeit exhibition-style — against the Miami ...
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