Not all coordinators are cut out to be head coaches and even Ben Johnson admitted there would be questions about him but Bears players say he's the real deal.

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson had his offensive linemen catching passes on the last day of minicamp, a similar aspect of practice observed in Detroit during Friday practices.

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Bears defensive tackle Grady Jarrett raved about head coach Ben Johnson's intensity and focus on the defensive side of the ball.

Bears head coach Ben Johnson discussed how Caleb Williams and other quarterbacks will adjust to the new coaching staff.

Watched this a few times thinking that Bears head coach Ben Johnson was joking around, but I don’t think he is: #Bears HC Ben Johnson on the tush-push staying: "Have you ever seen a tush-push become ...

with three days of practice offering an orientation to the experience under first-year coach Ben Johnson. Wednesday’s practice was open to media and followed by news conferences with Johnson and ...