Analysis: The Chicago Bears and Ben Johnson will be an unstable mix early and situations they face can mean fireworks while building winning team chemistry.

In the second round, when the 39th pick came around and Burden was still available, coach Ben Johnson and the Chicago Bears were happy to swoop in.

Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson believes an offense can’t have too many weapons. The question is how Luther Burden III mixes ...

The bottom of NFL rosters turn over constantly, and the Bears will be no different this year under new head coach Ben Johnson ...

Fantasy Football season on the horizon, the question of which draft pick might become a bust is always on players' minds. No one wants a repeat ...

Terry McLaurin went through tough times with Washington, and now that the good times are coming he wants to be compensated ...

Our Chicago Bears training camp preview continues with receiver, which features a talented trio of DJ Moore, Rome Odunze and ...

Have you ever gone to the carnival and played that game where you drop a quarter in the machine and hope that it pushes a whole waterfall of quarters over the e ...

Zaccheaus is an interesting player. A former UDFA of the Atlanta Falcons, he worked his way up the depth chart during his ...

No matter what Caleb Williams’ dad says, Chicago isn’t where quarterbacks go to die. It’s where wide receivers go to die.

The Bears made a lot of the headlines this offseason. It started when general manager Ryan Poles hired Ben Johnson to be his ...

Chicago's receiver room is stacked starting with DJ Moore and Odunze, who are primed for big years. Burden now steps into that WR3 role as free-agent additions Olamide Zaccheaus and Devin Duvernay ...