Bears coach Ben Johnson brings back 'Good, Better, Best' for 2026 - Chicago Sun-Times
Bears coach Ben Johnson revives 'Good, Better, Best' philosophy for 2026 season.
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Bears Erupt for 59-37 Win Over Panthers Stream of National Football LeagueCBS Sports · 17h ago
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The Morning After...the Bears' dominant Week 1 win vs. Pantherssports.yahoo.com · 17h ago
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Bears coach Ben Johnson brings back 'Good, Better, Best' for 2026Chicago Sun-Times · 17h ago
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The Chicago Bears, under coach Ben Johnson, have brought back the 'Good, Better, Best' philosophy for the 2026 season, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. This approach was first established by Johnson, who previously implemented it during his tenure as an assistant coach with the Dallas Cowboys.
The Bears' dominant Week 1 win over the Panthers, as reported by CBS Sports and Yahoo Sports, has sparked renewed interest in Johnson's coaching style. The team's brand debut, discussed in the Chicago Tribune, is also seen as a reflection of the 'Good, Better, Best' philosophy in action.
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What is the 'Good, Better, Best' philosophy?
The 'Good, Better, Best' philosophy is a coaching approach that emphasizes continuous improvement and striving for excellence.
Who implemented the 'Good, Better, Best' philosophy first?
Ben Johnson previously implemented it during his tenure as an assistant coach with the Dallas Cowboys.
What is the significance of the Bears' Week 1 win?
The Bears' dominant Week 1 win over the Panthers has sparked renewed interest in Johnson's coaching style.
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