The Chicago Bears prioritized the retooling of their offensive line through several moves, including the acquisitions of Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson via trade and the signing of Drew Dalman in free agency. It was a top priority for new head coach Ben Johnson to build his offense.

The Chicago Bears are going to have a different mindset and tougher mentality under new head coach Ben Johnson. Speaking to the press, the former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator signaled a change in tone when asked how he was going to approach training camp.

Players are excited to come play for new Bears head coach Ben Johnson, we learned as we met the five acquisitions at Halas Hall.

In one of several moves this offseason, the Chicago Bears shored up the offensive line with the addition of guard Jonah Jackson, who was acquired from the Los Angeles Rams for a 2025 sixth-round pick.

We're only a few days into free agency, but it's very clear that the Chicago Bears came into the offseason with one goal above any others: Fix an offensive line that has been an absolutely massive problem over the last few years.

Ben Johnson didn't just leave Detroit for its rival, he is taking parts of Detroit with him, including Brad Holmes and Dan Campbell's blueprint.

The Chicago Bears welcomed Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson this week, and coach Ben Johnson gave an awesome breakdown of how they'll strengthen the O-line.

Led by coordinator Ben Johnson, the Detroit Lions totaled 68 offensive touchdowns, 29 via the ground and 39 through the air. Only five teams ran for more yards than Dan Campbell’s club, which boasted one of the best offensive lines in the league.

A wide receiver who was linked heavily to the Chicago Bears this offseason is not going to be reunited with Ben Johnson. Keenan Allen entered free agency this week after one season with the Bears.