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Bears Star Gets Real on Coach Ben Johnson

Ben Johnson wants to build dynasty with Chicago Bears

Several players have noticed the attention to detail and intensity from Johnson early on in training camp, including veteran safety Kevin Byard, who's entering his second season with Chicago.

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Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson loves rookie Colston Loveland's work ethic

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Bears players note Coach Ben Johnson's intensity on second day of training camp

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Bears camp observations: Colston Loveland gets involved, Caleb Williams leads TD drive

On his second throw in a seven-on-seven period, Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams looked to his left and hit rookie tight end Colston Loveland on an out route.

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Update on Luther Burden III: Bears Coach Talks Injury While Camp Moves Forward

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Projecting the Bears' 53-man roster

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Chicago Bears training camp: Live updates from Day 3 practice

Rookie running back Kyle Monangai was a standout player for Chicago during Thursday's practice, where he had a long run that included a juke move at the end to pick up some extra yards.

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Chicago Bears training camp: Standout players from the first week of practices

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Robert Griffin III expresses confidence in Bears’ Ben Johnson

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Dan Orlovsky warns how long it’ll take Bears QB Caleb Williams to master Ben Johnson’s offense

Dan Orlovsky thinks it could take a while for Bears quarterback Caleb Williams to learn Ben Johnson's new offense.

Bears morning report: Ben Johnson gives injury updates, revisits booting 1st-team offense

Rookie wide receiver Luther Burden III will miss another practice, and there's a new injury of concern in the rookie class.

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Bears HC Ben Johnson explains approach to good game management

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson is putting an emphasis on game management and the attention to detail it'll take to get there.

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Chicago Bears preseason ranking proves Ryan Poles’ plan worked

The Chicago Bears entered the offseason knowing that massive changes needed to be made. General manager Ryan Poles wasn’t necessarily on the hot seat just yet, but his Matt Eberflus plan failed drastically.