New Bears head coach Ben Johnson explained how he prepared to play against safety Jaquan Brisker as an opposing coach.

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.

Not only did the Bears hire an offensive-minded head coach in Ben Johnson, but they signed Case Keenum to mentor Williams.

Amon-Ra St. Brown told reporters Thursday he underwent a surgical knee procedure after the season but expects to be ready for ...

Tyrique Stevenson and the Bears are ready to turn the page. Stevenson created national headlines last season when a video ...

There are few ballparks more iconic than Detroit’s Tiger Stadium. For 87 years, the legendary field sat on the intersection of Michigan and Trumbull, in the Corktown neighborhood, and ...

While quarterback Caleb Williams got all the spotlight, the Chicago Bears also used a top 10 pick on wide receiver Rome ...

NFL offseason is cruising along with all 32 teams turning their attention to OTAs and mandatory minicamps. We may still be ...

The Jets have former Steelers quarterback Justin Fields, giving that game a dueling revenge game storyline. In addition, Rodgers gets to face his entire gauntlet of NFC North rivals, from the ...

Lineman Cohl Cabral is five years removed from his Arizona State playing days, but has not given up on his dream of playing ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers finally got QB Aaron Rodgers. But his old team, the New York Jets, may be in a better spot with ...

Analysis: Bears coach Ben Johnson hasn't had a problem stoking a rivalry with the Packers and it's possible he has done it again in this brave new Bears world.