The Bears played their first preseason game, and Ben Johnson had a strong message before the players went out.

A to Z Sports. Sloppy and disappointing have been the words Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has previously used to ...

The Chicago Bears opened the preseason with a 24-24 tie with the Miami Dolphins. Our staff shares their thoughts on the game.

Caleb Williams didn't play on Sunday, but Ben Johnson loved how the Bears' backup quarterbacks played against the Dolphins.

He likes where his rookies are headed, and Colston Loveland, Luther Burden III and Kyle Monangai started the preseason opener ...

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson had high praise for standout defensive end Austin Booker, who was a "menace" against the ...

There’s a healthy respect from Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel as he watches Bears head coach Ben Johnson prepare for his first season in Chicago.

It's just the preseason, but the way Tyson Bagent and Case Keenum played Sunday had to make Johnson feel good about his QB ...

It was the first tie for the Chicago Bears in preseason since 1973, also against the Miami Dolphins. Here are Brad Biggs’ 10 thoughts.

Johnson isn’t playing most of his starters Sunday, but the Bears' first preseason game against the Dolphins is an important ...

The feel good moment of Sunday's game came just before halftime when Bears rookie wide receiver Luther Burden III made it out of bounds with one second remaining on the clock. That play allowed kicker ...

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson wants his team to remain physical without getting into fights moving forward.