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Bears assistants don’t typically spend a lot of time with coach Ben Johnson on game day. That’s by design — Johnson is notoriously intense and not particularly chatty hours before kickoff — but also practical. Many of the team’s assistants head up to the coaching booth before Johnson’s pregame speech. Even from the coaching box, though, they can feel Johnson when he takes the field. His confidence is contagious, even through binoculars. “Why do you think you're going to win?” offensive coordinator Press Taylor asked. “We have Ben. Like, that's a big part of it.” Many around Halas Hall belie...
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Bears assistants don’t typically spend a lot of time with coach Ben Johnson on game day. That’s by design — Johnson is notoriously intense and not particularly chatty hours before kickoff — but also practical. Many of the team’s assistants head up to the coaching booth before Johnson’s pregame speech. Even from the coaching box, though, they can feel Johnson when he takes the field. His confidence is contagious, even through binoculars. “Why do you think you're going to win?” offensive coordinator Press Taylor asked. “We have Ben. Like, that's a big part of it.” Many around Halas Hall belie...
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Ben Johnson said his team has been perceived as the "No. 1 regression candidate" next season, giving the Bears plenty of motivation heading into next season.
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The earliest report in this entry came from ESPN (Jul 31, 2026, 18:19 UTC); the most recent came from Chicago Sun-Times (Jul 31, 2026, 18:44 UTC).
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