Da Windy City

1 day ago | dawindycity.com | Richard Louis

The Chicago Bears are using OTAs and minicamp to get a first glance at their players. With Ben Johnson at the helm and a flurry of new additions, the competition will be fierce during the summer. The Bears made a bunch of additions on the offensive side, using the NFL draft as an asset. In April, they drafted running back Kyle Monangai in the seventh round. While they have D'Andre Swift and Roschon Johnson ahead of him on the depth chart, Monangai has caught the attention of his new coach.

1 day ago | dawindycity.com | Richard Louis

The Chicago Bears have been using the past weeks to get on the practice field to start preparing for the 2025 season. With head coach Ben Johnson calling the shots now, he's looking to change the culture and establish what he wants to run going forward. The expectation is that the offense will take a leap with Johnson, but we won't be able to see them in action wearing pads for a couple more weeks. The Bears wrapped up mandatory minicamps on Thursday, but they were seen practicing some trick plays.

2 days ago | dawindycity.com | Eli Gregorski

DeMar DeRozan left the Chicago Bulls for the Sacramento Kings in 2024, but he looks to be on his way out after just one season. DeMar DeRozan spent three seasons with the Chicago Bulls before moving to the Sacramento Kings during the 2024 NBA offseason. He arrived in hopes of helping the Kings compete for a title alongside De'Aaron Fox and Domantas Sabonis. But after a poor start to the season and Sacramento eventually trading Fox, DeRozan now looks to be on his way out as the team regroups again.

3 days ago | dawindycity.com | Richard Louis

The Chicago Bears have been using the last few weeks to get on the practice field before everyone goes on a break before training camp. Ben Johnson has made it his priority to establish a new culture in the Windy City while having players learn a new scheme. It's a lot being thrown at these players, but it isn't anything they can't handle. Following practice on Tuesday, receiver D.J. Moore spoke with the media and pointed out he quickly changed his body language after it was called out by Johnson.

3 days ago | dawindycity.com | Nick Halden

From the moment the Chicago Bears selected Colston Loveland, there was reason to wonder how current starter Cole Kmet would take the news. Judging from the veteran's recent comments, it is safe to say the selection wasn't popular. Kmet started by showing some obvious concern before selling the team line about having the best tight-end tandem in the league.