Trailing 21-3 at halftime, the Chicago Bears staged a historic comeback, scoring 25 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to beat the Green Bay Packers 31-27 and advance in the playoffs. Caleb Williams capped the rally with a late six-play, 66-yard drive ending in a DJ Moore TD; rookie Colston Loveland added 8 catches for 137 yards, becoming the first rookie tight end with 8+ receptions and 100+ yards in a playoff game, while D'Andre Swift contributed 92 scrimmage yards and a late TD. Williams finished 24-for-48 for 361 yards, securing his seventh fourth-quarter comeback of 2025 and a standout playoff debut.
In a playoff win over the Packers, the Bears erased a 21-3 deficit, with coach Ben Johnson recounting the Patriots’ 28-3 comeback in Super Bowl LI as motivation; the team also benefits from having former SB LI players Grady Jarrett and Joe Thuney on the roster.
Bears coach Ben Johnson reflects on his playoff experience and emphasizes the importance of focusing on details like catching and tackling as the team prepares for the NFC wild card game against the Packers, following a loss to the Lions but securing the No. 2 seed in the NFC.
The Chicago Bears' close loss to the 49ers highlights their offensive strength and potential, especially with quarterback Caleb Williams' impressive performance, signaling they are a team to be feared despite defensive shortcomings, and setting the stage for a crucial upcoming game against the Lions.
Bears coach Ben Johnson highlighted the offense's strong performance, especially Caleb Williams' impressive throws and improved cohesion with rookie receiver Colston Loveland, while acknowledging defensive fundamentals need work ahead of the playoffs, and expressing confidence in the offensive playbook execution.
The Chicago Bears, led by coach Ben Johnson, secured a playoff spot after a dramatic comeback victory over Green Bay, with ambitions to win their division and secure the top seed. The team has shown resilience, winning six games when trailing in the final two minutes, and is focused on improving their closing games and maintaining their momentum for the postseason.
Bears coach Ben Johnson highlighted the team's complete performance in their 31-3 win over the Browns, emphasizing key plays like D'Marco Jackson's game-changing interception, strong contributions from new players, and the effective execution of the offense and special teams, with particular praise for quarterback Caleb Williams and center Drew Dalman.
The article humorously highlights Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson's shirtless appearance as a much-needed boost during a snowy holiday weekend, along with thoughts on Lane Kiffin's decision and Dylan Cease's contract, reflecting on various sports topics in Chicago.
Caleb Williams has shown significant improvement in his second NFL season under head coach Ben Johnson, with a standout game in Week 8 and a positive outlook for the rest of the season, despite a tougher schedule ahead.
Ben Johnson acknowledged that the Bears' victory against the Bengals was the first time their offense truly carried the team all year, highlighting Caleb Williams' athleticism and potential for growth as key to their NFC North contention. Williams showcased a versatile performance, including passing, rushing, and even catching passes, but needs to improve consistency to lead the Bears to sustained success.
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson expressed concern about Bengals star receiver Ja'Marr Chase, describing him as a complete problem that is difficult to slow down, which raises worries about the Bears' defensive readiness for their upcoming game against Cincinnati. The Bears have made some strategic moves, including signing C.J. Gardner-Johnson and returning Tyrique Stevenson from injury, but will need a strong front seven to contain Chase and prevent a big day for the Bengals' offense.
Bears quarterback Caleb Williams acknowledged that his costly interception against the Ravens was a bad decision, agreeing with his coach Ben Johnson that he should have checked down to running back Kyle Monangai instead of forcing a pass, which contributed to their 30-16 loss.
The Chicago Bears lost 30-16 to the Ravens, highlighting ongoing issues such as offensive mistakes, penalties, and coaching challenges, despite opportunities to win. The team struggles with consistency and execution, and coach Ben Johnson faces the task of adjusting strategies to improve performance and aim for the playoffs.
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has confirmed a key offensive line change, starting Theo Benedet at left tackle in Week 6, replacing Braxton Jones, to improve pass protection and bolster the rushing attack, with implications depending on Darnell Wright's injury status.
Declan Doyle, a 29-year-old offensive coordinator for the Chicago Bears, is gaining recognition for his detailed and effective coaching style, which has contributed to the team's improved offensive performance and development of quarterback Caleb Williams. His rapid rise in coaching ranks, despite his young age, is attributed to his deep understanding of football and schematic excellence, with many colleagues comparing him to notable young coaches like Kyle Shanahan and Sean McVay.
