Ben Johnson looked at Caleb Williams before the quarterback took the field. “This is what you’re built for,” Johnson said. The Chicago Bears had one more chance. Trailing by five points, they were ...

As unlikely as it has seemed at times to this point, given all their bumbles and stumbles — even a “Stumblebum” trick play ...

The Chicago Bears needed four turnovers and a blocked field goal to escape Allegiant Stadium with a 25-24 win over the Las ...

The once-successful "Stumblebum" that helped the Lions dominate Chicago last season couldn't fool Las Vegas defenders when ...

A new Chicago Bears trade proposition has them bring in Rico Dowdle to replace D'Andre Swift atop their rushing attack.

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson was involved in a tense sideline exchange with a reporter during Sunday's matchup.

Here's what we took away from the Bears' 25-24 win over the Raiders, giving Ben Johnson his first winning streak as the Bears' head coach.

Chicago Bears first-year head coach Ben Johnson picked up his first win of the season last week against the Dallas Cowboys.

During today's game against the Raiders, Bears head coach Ben Johnson called the Stumblebum trick play he made famous when he was offensive coordinator of the Lions last year.

Josh Blackwell’s last-minute blocked field goal sealed a 25-24 Bears win in Las Vegas, where they became the second team to win 800 regular-season games.

The Philadelphia Eagles used a fake tush push, another special teams touchdown and a late defensive stop to stay undefeated.

Chicago head coach Ben Johnson looked disgusted as he fired back at NFL sideline reporter Aditi Kinkhabwala during interview.