Detroit Lions QB Jared Goff, who excelled with Ben Johnson as his offensive coordinator, joked with the new Chicago Bears head coach that wishes he didn't have to face him twice a year and thusly try to beat him twice a year.

Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson has reportedly signed a contract for five years, $65 million to work with former USC Trojans quarterback Caleb Williams and the Chicago franchise. The deal is $13 milli

Will the Bears' Ben Johnson hire shift the direction of the franchise like the Cubs' hire of Theo Epstein did? It looks like the same type of aggressive hire.

Details have emerged about Bears GM Ryan Poles' contract with the team after Chicago hired Ben Johnson as head coach.

"I want this job!" Those were the first words former Lions offensive coordinator and new Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson told team chairman George McCaskey during his interview for the position,

Ben Johnson has his work cut out for him with the Bears, because his gig now includes so much more than just being an offensive guru.

The Chicago Bears pulled out all of the stops to land Ben Johnson as their new head coach, which included making him one of the highest-paid first-time head coaches. In a new article by ESPN's Courtney Cronin,

After becoming the new head coach of the Chicago Bears, Ben Johnson received a warm message from Detroit Lions QB Jared Goff. Although they were unable to cap off their impressive campaign with a Super Bowl appearance,

Ben Johnson was a key architect of the Detroit Lions' resurgence, but now, he’s becoming one of Dan Campbell’s biggest headaches. After accepting the Chicago Bears’ head coaching job in January, Johnson has not only taken several Lions staffers with him but also secured a lucrative contract that could have ripple effects in Detroit.

A new detail about Ben Johnson's arrival with the Chicago Bears could have could have made things more difficult for the Detroit Lions.