Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson sees a significant change in his team entering their upcoming 2026 NFL campaign.

Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson is spending Week 1 in familiar territory.Johnson leads the Bears into North Carolina for their season opener against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. The 40-year-old Johnson grew up in Asheville and was a walk-on quarterback at the University of North Carolina,

Johnson is ever-demanding, especially about that 70% completions standard, but he's also willing to bend and use his creativity to accentuate Williams' jaw-dropping talent for scramble plays. The combination could be explosive.

Chicago Bears veteran tight end Cole Kmet has high expectations for his team as they enter their upcoming 2026 NFL campaign.

Los Bears enfrentarán a los Panthers de Carolina el domingo. Johnson, de 40 años, creció en Asheville y fue quarterback sin beca en la Universidad de Carolina del Norte, donde obtuvo títulos en matemáticas y ciencias de la computación.

From legendary outings for Caleb Williams, to surprise rookie performances, here are our bold predictions for the Bears' 2026 season.

Rome Odunze missed practice again, but coach Ben Johnson called the WR “day to day” and said the Chicago Bears are “hopeful” he’ll play Sunday.

The 1995 squad was the rare occasion where they had a top-flight passing offense. Quarterback Erik Kramer's single-season passing yardage record (3,838 yards) was finally broken last year, and he still holds the record for most passing TDs in a single season with 29.