New Bears coach Ben Johnson can help GM Ryan Poles on personnel if they establish partnership
When the Bears look to allocate their projected $66 million in cap space (fifth in the league) and spend their three draft picks in the first two rounds (Nos. 10, 39 and 41), it’s vital that Poles gives Johnson equal say — and perhaps even defers to him.
The Chicago Bears hired retired U,S. Army Lt. Col. Andy Riise last year to be the team's Mental Performance and Leadership Coordinator. While not an Xs and Os football coach, he does coach Bears ...
In his two-round mock draft, Dane Brugler had two offensive linemen and an edge rusher for the Bears. Were they the right ...
‘Why does he get to save his job?’ Ryan Poles is in line to hire another Chicago Bears coach. But should he be? He also promised last month to cast a wide net and take as much time as needed ...
Win a Super Bowl. Everything else is window dressing. By that measure, the Chicago Bears' general manager has been terrible during his t ...
Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles is at a pivotal juncture in his tenure with the team. Since his appointment in January of 2022, Poles has been instrumental in reshaping the team’s ...
CHICAGO — The losses have far outnumbered the wins under Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles’ watch. The misses — at this point three years into his tenure — have been as prolific as ...
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Chicago Bears' NFL Draft First-Round Priorities: Protect Quarterback Caleb WilliamsChicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams was sacked an NFL-high 68 times this season. New Chicago coach Ben Johnson has the chance to maximize Williams' ...
The Chicago Bears offensive line was terrible in 2024, but this veteran played well enough to potentially return in 2025.
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