Behind the scenes for a day with Bears coach Ben Johnson
Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson is making waves with his bold statements ahead of the 2026 season.
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- Ben Johnson Thinks Chicago Bears Can Have NFL’s Greatest Offense Of All-Time Yahoo Sports · 6h ago
- Bears coach Ben Johnson eyes NFL's scoring record Chicago Sun-Times · 6h ago
- Ben Johnson wants Bears to have 'highest-scoring offense ever' ESPN · 6h ago
- ‘It’s no secret he loves to run the ball’: Chicago Bears looking for more explosive plays from ground game Chicago Tribune · 6h ago
- Ben Johnson reveals Bears' No. 1 priority before Week 1 Yahoo Sports · 6h ago
- Ben Johnson on the 2026 Bears: I Want Shutouts, Blowouts, and to Win the Super Bowl Bleacher Nation · 6h ago
- Bears' Ben Johnson Wants to Have NFL's Highest-Scoring Offense in History, 'I Want Blowouts' bleacherreport.com · 6h ago
- Ben Johnson wants NFL scoring record NBC Sports · 6h ago
- Behind the scenes for a day with Bears coach Ben Johnson The New York Times · 6h ago
Where it stands
The Chicago Bears' coach Ben Johnson has been making headlines with his ambitious goals for the upcoming NFL season. The coach has been candid about his aspirations, revealing that the team's top priority before Week 1 is to achieve shutouts and blowouts. Johnson has also expressed his desire to have the highest-scoring offense in NFL history.
The New York Times published an in-depth look at a day in the life of Johnson, providing a behind-the-scenes glimpse into his coaching style and preparations for the season. Other outlets, including Yahoo Sports, Bleacher Nation, Bleacher Report, and NBC Sports, have also picked up on Johnson's statements, amplifying his message across various sports platforms. The team's focus on offensive scoring and defensive shutouts indicates a strategic push for dominance in both areas.
As the season approaches, all eyes will be on the Bears to see if they can live up to Johnson's lofty expectations.
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What is Ben Johnson's top priority for the Bears before Week 1?
Johnson has stated that the Bears' top priority is to achieve shutouts and blowouts.
What are Ben Johnson's goals for the Bears' offense?
Johnson wants the Bears to have the highest-scoring offense in NFL history.
Which outlets have covered Ben Johnson's statements?
The New York Times, Yahoo Sports, Bleacher Nation, Bleacher Report, and NBC Sports have all covered Johnson's comments.
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