On Sunday afternoon, the Chicago Bears returned to the win column with a dominant 31-3 home victory over the Cleveland Browns. Coupled with the Green Bay Packers’ loss to the Denver Broncos, the Bears surged back into first place in the NFC North with only three weeks left in the season.

While its true origin is unknown, Bobby Poss was the first to carry the chant to Reynolds High School. That's where it made an impression on a young Ben Johnson.

Remember when some thought that Ben Johnson might not be anything more than a good offensive coordinator? That he couldn't lead a team the same way he led the L

It's also a credit to what Ben Johnson has been able to build in Chicago in just 14 games. The Bears have brought a winning culture back to the city of Chicago under Johnson's guidance this season and given the fans a team worth supporting no matter what.

Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears have been hit with some very concerning news before facing the Green Bay Packers.

Ben Johnson and staff had the Bears entirely concerned with the matter at hand instead of with a Packers rematch, and it shows on their grades from the win over Cleveland.

During the week leading up to Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns, Bears head coach Ben Johnson and offensive coordinator Declan Doyle had full faith when asked about Moore's impact and role in the offense that they could eventually get Moore going again.

Caleb Williams threw two touchdown passes and the Chicago Bears beat Cleveland 31-3 in one of the coldest games ever at Soldier Field even though the Browns’ Myles Garrett moved within a sack of the N