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Jasmine Baker sits down with Coach Johnson at the NFL Combine to look back at his first season as head coach.

Bears coach Ben Johnson watched Caleb Williams make huge strides during their first year together and expects the quarterback to continue to ascend in 2026.

After losing two key assistants from a potent offense that powered the Bears to the NFC North championship in 2025, coach Ben Johnson is more than confident in their replacements.

As the Bears look to take the next step after capturing the NFC North and winning a playoff game in 2025, GM Ryan Poles and coach Ben Johnson won't allow complacency to seep into Halas Hall.

General manager Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson meet with local Chicago media on Tuesday at the 2026 NFL Combine.

Head coach Ben Johnson addresses the media Tuesday from the 2026 NFL Combine.

General manager Ryan Poles addresses the media Tuesday from the 2026 NFL Combine.

On Sept. 23, 1938, Hall of Famer George Halas led the Bears against a Black All-Star team in an exhibition game that was billed as the first of its kind "in the history of the world."

The Bears have named Chicago Hope Academy's Levi Mallette and Antioch Community High School's Sasha Johnson as recipients of the team's 2026 Black History Month Youth Leader Awards.

Thornton's own Antwaan Randle El explores his legacy and love for his hometown team during Black History Month.

In celebration of Black History Month, Chicago historian Shermann "Dilla" Thomas was joined by Bears alum Matt Forte and students from his non-profit "What's Your Forte" for a tour through some of Chicago's most historic South Side neighborhoods to learn about the culture, history and impact of these communities.

This Black History Month roundtable featuring Bears content presenter Jasmine Baker, Chicago historian Shermann "Dilla" Thomas, The TRiiBE and Bears vice president Brian McCaskey explores the connection between the Chicago Bears and Black culture in Chicago, from Walter Payton and the 1985 Super Bowl champions to today's players who will shape what's next.

Centered on Love, Legacy and the City, the Chicago Bears' approach to Black History Month recognizes Black history as foundational to the franchise's story. From the organization's early days to the present, Black players, leaders, fans and communities have helped define the Bears' identity, influence the evolution of the game and shape Chicago's cultural fabric.