It would not be surprising if D.J. Moore ends up losing his grip on the Chicago Bears' No. 1 wide receiver job.

Following the move to hire Johnson to be their new head coach, the team went out and brought in quite a few new players. Among those additions were offensive linemen Jonah Jackson, Joe Thuney, and Drew Dalman, pass rusher Dayo Odeyingbo, and defensive tackle Grady Jarrett.

The Chicago Bears were back on the field Tuesday morning, where the pads were on for the second time this summer.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams went through some growing pains in his first few days working with new coach Ben Johnson's offense. But as the pads have gone on and the reps have increased, Johnson has seen plenty of growth from his second-year signal caller.

The Chicago Bears have reason for excitement as former USC Trojans quarterback Caleb Williams enter his second NFL season and his first with newly-hired Bears coach Ben Johnson. Johnson's recently revealed the progress that Williams is making.

One of the biggest additions to Johnson's coaching staff, Allen brings a veteran voice, experience, and respected resume to assist with Johnson's first time as a head coach. Having a long-tenured coach that excels on defense like Allen does on his staff, could only be beneficial for Johnson who is most known for his high-powered offensive mindset.

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson is encouraged by the improvement he has seen from second-year quarterback Caleb Williams this offseason.

Chicago Bears safety Jaquan Brisker doesn’t come across as someone fearing his next concussion. Being on the field this summer is a good start.

Another man is set to stand between the pipes once again alongside Connor McAnanama this upcoming season for the Binghamton Black Bears, and he’s a familiar face, as Nolan Egbert is welcomed back to Visions Veterans Memorial Arena on a professional tryout with the team.