The Chicago Bears knew they were knocking on the door of something special with quarterback Caleb Williams and it was a matter of time until everything fell together for the team's young quarterback in head coach Ben Johnson's offense.

Bears' head coach Ben Johnson shed light on why Caleb Williams was not happy after one of the team's recent practices.

LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — Ben Johnson was rattling off the names of the other coaches in the NFC at his introductory news conference with the Chicago Bears in January, praising Detroit’s Dan Campbell and Minnesota’s Kevin O’Connell.

If those two games go in Chicago's way, the Bears will be locked into the playoffs but still have much more to play for over the final two games to try and secure a Top-4 seed or even the No. 1 seed. With two more wins over the final three weeks, the Bears can clinch the NFC North as well.

The Chicago Bears, who have often been injured for parts of the 2025 season, got good news on Friday's injury report. The Browns, on the other hand, had a rash of injuries.

Facing wind chills expected to hit -20 degrees and staring at a playoff race that leaves almost no margin for error, Ben Johnson didn’t hide the stakes. The post Ben Johnson Issues Urgent Warning Ahead of Browns Showdown appeared first on Heavy Sports.

During the week leading up to Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns, Bears head coach Ben Johnson and offensive coordinator Declan Doyle had full faith when asked about Moore's impact and role in the offense that they could eventually get Moore going again.

At this point, every game is big for the Chicago Bears. Coach Ben Johnson’s team returns to Soldier Field for a matchup against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. With only four games remaining, the Bears — who hold the seventh and final playoff spot in the NFC — need to keep winning if they’re going to reach the postseason.