The first practice of Chicago Bears training camp arrives Wednesday. And you better believe coach Ben Johnson will mean business. Right away.

A change to the normal training camp routine has Ben Johnson talking to press prior to practice, and at least for the moment the alteration can have merit.

The Chicago Bears needed rookies Colston Loveland and Luther Burden III to get up to speed quickly during training camp this summer after missing veteran OTAs in the spring due to injuries.

The Chicago Bears are starting over again, this time with coach Ben Johnson. Here are five reasons that potentially validate the latest wave of optimism.

The start of training camp is upon us. Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams and rookies reported to Halas Hall for training camp on Saturday, while the rest

Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson wants to see a 70% completion rate from quarterback Caleb Williams in their first year together as the team opened training camp Tuesday at Halas Hall.

The Bears drafted Loveland 10th overall knowing he would need six months to recover from the shoulder surgery he had in January. He did not participate in offseason activities on the field, although he did classroom work to try to learn Ben Johnson’s playbook.

Chicago Bears defensive tackle Grady Jarrett spoke to the press on Tuesday at Halas Hall before he starts his first season. Jarrett spoke on his expectations for himself, how he will support the team,