Adam Jahns
Senior Writer at The Athletic
Family Man. Senior writer for @TheAthleticChi, covering the Bears. Hoge & Jahns Podcast. Check out my book on the Bears: https://t.co/h1sOvSgpnG
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4 days ago |
dailyherald.com | Kevin Fishbain |Adam Jahns
Chicago Bears defensive linemen Shemar Turner (95) and Giovanni Paez (90) work on the field during the NFL football team's rookie camp in Lake Forest, Ill., Friday, May 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) AP Bears rookie defensive tackle Shemar Turner declined a golf cart ride to the practice field on Friday at the start of rookie minicamp. For his first practice as an NFL player, he wanted to walk and soak it in.
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4 days ago |
nytimes.com | Kevin Fishbain |Adam Jahns
LAKE FOREST, Ill. - Chicago Bears rookie defensive tackle Shemar Turner declined a golf cart ride to the practice field on Friday at the start of rookie minicamp. For his first practice as an NFL player, he wanted to walk and soak it in. "Dream come true, finally getting to do what I've been wanting to do for my whole life," he said.
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2 weeks ago |
dailyherald.com | Adam Jahns
The Bears selected Michigan tight end Colston Loveland with the 10th overall pick in last week’s NFL Draft. AP Last year, the Bears’ extra work on the quarterback class — the due diligence required beyond Caleb Williams — introduced them to one of their new weapons. When the Bears watched quarterback J.J. McCarthy at Michigan, they also noticed tight end Colston Loveland. “This kid stood out as just a different type of player,” general manager Ryan Poles said.
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2 weeks ago |
dailyherald.com | Adam Jahns |Kevin Fishbain
Bears quarterback Caleb Williams throws a pass during a game last season. AP On Saturday night, Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson said, “There is no depth chart right now.” He wants to instill an environment of competition. He doesn’t want anyone to feel comfortable. It can be shrugged off as coachspeak, but it’s also part of Johnson’s philosophy, and something that seemed to be lacking last year.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Adam Jahns |Kevin Fishbain
On Saturday night, Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson said, "There is no depth chart right now."He wants to instill an environment of competition. He doesn't want anyone to feel comfortable. It can be shrugged off as coachspeak, but it's also part of Johnson's philosophy, and something that seemed to be lacking last year. While Johnson doesn't have a depth chart (at least, metaphorically), we can create a projected one with the addition of eight draft picks. This draft class is unique.
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Bears rookie WR Luther Burden III on the chip on his shoulder after falling in the draft to No. 39: "That's staying with me forever. Everybody who pass up on me gotta pay."
