A wide receiver who was linked heavily to the Chicago Bears this offseason is not going to be reunited with Ben Johnson. Keenan Allen entered free agency this week after one season with the Bears.

One accomplished Bears player above all others figures to be elevated by Ben Johnson's offense based on what he did in Detroit as a play designer.

Players are excited to come play for new Bears head coach Ben Johnson, we learned as we met the five acquisitions at Halas Hall.

In the past few seasons of Chicago Bears football, the team seemed to lack intensity at times under former head coach Matt Eberflus. The offense would often fail to click, and the defense would often seem to lack aggressiveness.

Led by coordinator Ben Johnson, the Detroit Lions totaled 68 offensive touchdowns, 29 via the ground and 39 through the air. Only five teams ran for more yards than Dan Campbell’s club, which boasted one of the best offensive lines in the league.

As the Chicago Bears look to bolster their roster after the key offensive line additions they have made, there is no doubt large expectations for the franchise for this upcoming season. With some looking at the Bears as an improved team,

The Chicago Bears formally welcomed Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson to the team this week, and coach Ben Johnson's breakdown of how they'll improve the offensive line was awesome.