Gene Chamberlain

Ben Johnson's tear down of the Bears coaching staff is even more pervasive than expected.

The Bears have parted ways with longtime strength coach Jim Arthur according to the Tribune as the staff changes for Ben Johnson down deep.

For the first time in ages or maybe ever, the Bears coaching staff is being viewed as tricky and even innovative based on their performances in the past.

A season after fans wondered about the collective IQ of Bears coaches due to disastrous late-game decisions, their new coaches are being painted as super geniuses.

Cooper Kupp is available and definitely is a player the Bears could find a way to bring to the roster but why they would want to do it is the mystery.

The Bears need a slot receiver with Keenan Allen's free agency fate up in the air.

The Bears could have had Saquon Barkley and can probably select Ashton Jeanty this draft but former Chicago running back Matt Forte has his own ideas on this.

Richard Smith, who started out in the NFL as a coach with the Houston Oilers, is the new Bears linebackers coach according to a Tribune report.

Trey Smith's profile for The Athletic by Dan Pompei reveals much about his character and why the Chiefs can be expected to move heaven and earth to keep him.

The Browns have a Garrett who does want to leave Cleveland and the Bears have added a Garrett who used to be with the Browns but he's not a player.