Bear Goggles On

1 week ago | beargoggleson.com | Ryan Heckman

A couple of weeks back, Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was the target of a lengthy and damning report from ESPN's Seth Wickersham. After an OTAs practice, this week, Williams took an opportunity to completely shut down many of the false claims within the article. This included the idea that he wanted to play for the Minnesota Vikings instead of Chicago. "Something that keeps getting lost is the fact that... After I came on my visit here...

1 week ago | beargoggleson.com | Nicholas Moreano

After watching Ben Johnson coach in last Wednesday's OTA practice inside the Walter Payton Center at Halas Hall, it’s clear the Chicago Bears head coach is fixated on details. He raised his voice, blew his whistle, and grimaced when players' alignments were off, the timing in the huddle was delayed, and after players ran the wrong route. If something was off, Johnson wanted to make those issues known and address them. "It's the way we're coaching every position right now,” Johnson said.

1 week ago | beargoggleson.com | Nicholas Moreano

Grady Jarrett spent his first decade in the NFL with the Atlanta Falcons, his hometown team. After Atlanta cut the veteran defensive lineman, the Chicago Bears were quick to sign him to a three-year, $42.75 million deal. Just ten days after joining his new team, Jarrett linked up with Montez Sweat, Gervon Dexter Sr., and Austin Booker in Miami to start building chemistry with each other.

1 week ago | beargoggleson.com | Ryan Heckman

Chicago Bears OTAs are in full swing and, under new defensive coordinator Dennis Allen, the defensive side of the ball already looks locked in. But, this roster still has a need at one particular position: defensive end. And, if Bleacher Report's Moe Moton's idea came to fruition, the Bears could have a perfect rotational pass rusher sitting right before their eyes. Moton wrote that the Bears should go sign free agent pass rusher Tanoh Kpassagnon.

1 week ago | beargoggleson.com | Jordan Campbell

One of the more unexpected signings of the Chicago Bears' offseason was inking former Notre Dame wide receiver Miles Boykin to a one-year deal. Boykin was the third of three veteran wide receivers the Bears added this offseason. The other two were former All-Pro returner Devin Duvernay and Olamide Zaccheaus. If the Bears had done nothing else at the wide receiver position, Boykin was already facing an uphill climb toward making the 53-man roster.