NFL teams are proposing rule changes ahead of their annual owners meetings at the end of the month, and an idea from the Detroit Lions could end up helping the Chicago Bears in the playoffs. As postseason expectations build for Ben Johnson's first season in charge,

Under the Lions' proposal, wild-card teams could have first-round home playoff games instead of division champs.

It's hard to think of a more exciting time in sports than the NFL playoffs where the best football teams in each division duke it out for a chance at Super Bowl glory. However, there has been some criticism of the format over the years,

Zaccheaus knows what Johnson brings to the table as an offensive mind, where he led a Detroit Lions offense that led the league in scoring with 28.2 points per game over the last three seasons. Now, with a rising team like the Bears, Zaccheaus explained what excites him most about playing in Johnson's offense.

The Detroit Lions have 22 players set to become unrestricted free agents. Ben Johnson now coaches Chicago Bears and no doubt has his eyes wandering.

The Chicago Bears tested many fans over team loyalty and the franchise's direction after finishing 5-12 last season. After drafting quarterback Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze in the first round and trading for Keenan Allen,

An outbreak of March Mania has been detected in Chicago. Again. But it’s worth asking how much spring success really counts toward lifting the Bears out of last place.

Now, general manager Ryan Poles will continue to build up this roster for new head coach Ben Johnson heading into the 2025 NFL draft. The Bears have seven picks, including four in the Top 72. After addressing the offensive line and defensive line in a big way in free agency,