The Bears are far from the only team in the NFL trying to land their version of Mahomes, the Chiefs' superstar quarterback who will start against them in their preseason finale Friday night at Arrowhead Stadium.

That's expected to change in Year 2 of Caleb Williams. The Bears went out and hired the hottest head coaching candidate to hit the market in years, former Detroit offensive coordinator Ben Johnson. This has been the Bears' best decision in an offseason full of surprisingly good decisions,

Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson delivered a dominant offensive performance for the Bears, hoping to establish a new standard in Chicago

If first impressions are everything, Shane Waldron was doomed to fail as offensive coordinator of the Chicago Bears.

Following that performance, first-year Chicago head coach Ben Johnson spoke out about his young quarterback. Johnson did not hold back from making a very bold statement about where his starting quarterback is at and how he's developing.

The NFL’s second year— better known as the sophomore slump— has claimed plenty of young stars. From quarterbacks who lit up the league as rookies only to crash back down to earth, to skill players who couldn’t replicate their early impact,

Bears QB Caleb Williams got off to an impressive start in his preseason debut with Ben Johnson. Here's how the NFL world reacted to his outing.

Tyson Bagent was never supposed to be here. The Chicago Bears rewarded their QB2 with a two-year, $10 million contract extension that has a max value of $16 million with incentives. Bagent spoke

Here are all the latest NFL rumors, including Terry McLaurin's ongoing Commanders holdout, Caleb Williams' Bears skepticism and Kenny Pickett's Browns future.

While it's only preseason, Williams' outing against the Bills showed lots of promise. He completed six of his 10 passes, recording 107 yards and a touchdown. Bears coach Ben Johnson said Sunday's performance was a testament to the offseason Williams had.

Caleb Williams' rookie season was a disaster, and the Chicago Bears hired Ben Johnson to turn it around. So far, so good, writes Doug Farrar after watching the tape.

The Chicago Bears sorted out their backup quarterback situation Wednesday, signing Tyson Bagent to a two-year, $10 million contract as the top option behind starter Caleb Williams. ESPN's Tom Pelissero confirmed the signing after CHGO Bears was first to report the move.