Adam Jahns is an Assistant Online Preps Editor at The Athletic. He covers a range of topics related to competitive sports, with a particular focus on football, the NFL, and the Chicago Bears, as well as sports business in Illinois and Chicago. Adam's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Athletic and The New York Times.
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Adam Jahns' coverage is primarily focused on the Chicago Bears, NFL football, and related events. His articles often explore specific player performances, coaching decisions, and team strategies. To effectively reach out to him or contribute to his coverage, consider offering insights on the mentioned themes such as in-depth analysis of player performance, coaching strategies for improvement or key announcements relevant to the NFL and specifically the Chicago Bears. If you have expertise in these areas and can provide valuable perspectives or exclusive information related to these topics then your pitch could be of interest to Adam Jahns.
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By: Adam Jahns
Williams says he's not worried about his development despite the in-season firings of his first NFL offensive coordinator and head coach.
There was no interim coach "bump" for the Bears on Sunday. They got embarrassed by the 49ers, losing their seventh straight game.
By: Adam Jahns
The Bears have lost seven games in a row and have fired multiple coaches, but it's clear that they haven't broken Williams.
By: Adam Jahns
Poles is on the hot seat, but his 2023 trade of the No. 1 pick that led to the Bears drafting Caleb Williams could save him.
By: Adam Jahns
The Bears were outclassed by O'Connell's Vikings team Monday night. They can soon begin an official search for their own O'Connell.
By: Adam Jahns
The Bears have to find the right offensive head coach to develop quarterback Caleb Williams. Let's dig in on some potential candidates.
By: Adam Jahns
The Bears got a good look at offensive coordinator Ben Johnson in another high-scoring Lions win.
By: Adam Jahns
The Bears have never made the obvious choice for head coach under chairman George McCaskey. Can they get it right this time?
By: Adam Jahns
The Bears have lost 10 games in a row and Caleb Williams is getting more frustrated. Just not as much as Bears fans.
By: Adam Jahns
The Lions' turnaround really began when they asked a beloved former player for help. Would the Bears do something similar?
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