The Chicago Bears' 2024 season is nearly over, which means all the attention will focus on the franchise's search for their next head coach. After Matt Eberflus was fired following a Thanksgiving loss to the Detroit Lions halfway through his third season,

Lions fans hung out late at Soldier Field, while Bears fans went home. Lions fans gathered en masse in the south end zone and cheered on Detroit’s final defensive stop and then around the northeast tunnel where their beloved team left the field.

The Chicago Bears have fired head coach Matt Eberflus following his failure to use a timeout in the Thanksgiving game against the Detroit Lions and a six-game losing streak. It's the first time in more than 100 years that the team has made a head coach change mid-season.

If Bears fans weren't excited about the possibility of Johnson as Chicago's next head coach, they certainly should be after Sunday's game, where Johnson showcased the NFL's top of

Former Patriots coach Bill Belichick thought the Bears’ head coaching opening was the best one, but the interest apparently wasn’t mutual. Nick Cammett/ Share The Bears are facing the most momentous hiring decision in their history.

If Ben Johnson is interested in the Bears' job, consider Sunday an informal interview. After what we saw Sunday, there's no denying what his acumen and brilliance could bring to Chicago.

The Bears are expected to target an offensive-minded head coach, which DJ Moore would welcome. We recap Tuesday's headlines.

Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson is rumored to be the Chicago Bears' top head coaching candidate. Here are three ways he impressed his potential future employer on Sunday.

Could the Bears have been playing against their future head coach on Sunday? Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson is “intrigued” by the job, according to a report from NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.

According to ESPN's Courtney Cronin, Ben Johnson is expected to interview for the Bears' head coaching vacancy.