Once the Chicago Bears had officially selected Caleb Williams with the first overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, many believed that the USC product was stepping into the best situation of any rookie quarterback in NFL history.

Three new coaches are now set to join the Chicago Bears coaching staff going into Ben Johnson's second season.

The NFL head coach and general manager hiring cycles are in full force. Here’s the latest news that could be of interest to Chicago Bears fans.

This article was originally published on www.dawindycity.com as De'Von Achane Trade for Bears Inching Closer to Being Possible. The Illinois House committee meeting that was scheduled for Thursday to discuss funding a new stadium for the Chicago Bears was canceled.

Will Lawing's coaching role has been clarified by the Bears, although their announcement about the 2026 staff doesn't include one position.

With 10 NFL teams firing their head coaches — almost a third of the league — there will be an unprecedented level of movement among the coaching ranks this winter. Each new head coach will need to hire coordinators and a dozen position coaches.

The Chicago Bears‘ offense became a running back by committee approach the longer last season went on, in head coach Ben Johnson’s first at the helm. Veteran D’Andre Swift and emergent seventh-round rookie running back D’Andre Swift combined to power Chicago’s ground game to finish third in the league,

He's on the launching pad to become the best pass-catching tight end in the NFL by next season. Then there's Luther Burden III. Burden's usage evolved as the season progressed, too, and it was noted by Bleacher Report when assessing his impact.