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sports22h ago

Johnson’s introductory press conference included a jab at Matt LaFleur, sparking a reaction from Packers staff.
Packers OC Adam Stenavich said the jab was personal, signaling a counter-move for the division rivalry.
The exchange is set against a backdrop of the NFC North’s storied rivalry and Johnson’s Bears tenure.
The piece notes Johnson’s potential to hype players and motivate the Bears for a division lead race.
The article frames the comments within Chicago Bears coverage and their 2025 season trajectory.
Ben Johnson’s comments are described as bulletin-board material by some analysts.
The report highlights the storied nature of the NFC North rivalry as a context for the exchange.
Johnson’s approach centers on respect for division peers while challenging the Packers.
The article emphasizes Johnson’s aim to energize Bears players through rival banter.

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#2 out of 5

sports14h ago

Caleb Williams adjusted a play call from Ben Johnson to match the intended design, signaling growing QB-playcaller alignment.
Chicago's offense won on Black Friday but Williams’ passing game remained inconsistent despite explosive moments.
Johnson says Williams is improving but the pass game is not the primary reason for the Bears’ wins yet.
Williams has reduced sacks and improved his process, aided by an upgraded offensive line.
Explosive plays and run-heavy success continue to mask passing-game inconsistencies.
Williams’ mobility is a double-edged sword, aiding gains but sometimes reducing passing efficiency.
The Bears’ defense leads the NFL in takeaways, complementing a growing offense.
Upcoming tough tests against 49ers and Lions could test Williams and Johnson’s progress.
Johnson remains confident Williams can lead the offense as he develops.
The article frames Williams as a potential centerpiece if the offense continues to progress in Johnson’s system.

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#3 out of 5

sports13h ago

Bears visit Packers in Week 14 with high stakes as both teams chase the NFC North title.
Ben Johnson said he enjoyed beating LaFleur twice a year, signaling a confident Bears outlook.
LaFleur downplayed Johnson’s comments, saying the division’s balance will reveal its true form.
Packers coach Adam Stenavich acknowledged the rivalry but did not read into Johnson’s words too much.
Johnson’s comments are the latest chapter in a Bears-Packers history of rivalry since the 2000s.
The game could influence the NFC North standings and playoff viability for both teams.
DraftKings shows Green Bay as a 6.5-point favorite heading into the matchup.
Bears quarterbacks coach J.T. Barrett stressed backing Johnson’s approach and continuing competitive edge.
Packers wide receiver Christian Watson emphasized treating the game as a big-time matchup.

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#4 out of 5

Ben Johnson and Matt LaFleur rivalry is framed by Johnson's comments on enjoying Bears’ victories over LaFleur.
Johnson says his role is to put players in the best positions and he lives vicariously through them.
LaFleur’s playoff record is contrasted with his regular-season success, highlighting performance with extra prep time.
Johnson has two games with extra time to prepare as Bears coach, with a noted 12-4 record in Lions context.
The piece notes a 'mini-bye' week giving Green Bay and Chicago extra time to prepare for their Sunday game.
The article emphasizes the public discussion of strategies and tendencies between Johnson and LaFleur.
The piece references social media reaction and media commentary surrounding Johnson and LaFleur’s feud or rivalry.
The article highlights December performance of the Packers under LaFleur and compares it to overall performance.
There is a note that extra prep time affects both teams, with Johnson benefiting in some situations.
The piece situates the Bears’ potential improvement as part of ongoing coverage of Chicago football.

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Ben Johnson publicly touted Drew Dalman, Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson for Pro Bowl recognition, citing their impact on the Bears' offense.
Johnson highlighted the trio as 'Pro Bowl-level players' who have anchored the interior line during the team's turnaround.
The Bears emphasize that the midline protection and run blocking from Dalman, Thuney, and Jackson are pivotal to the offense's success.
Johnson notes that the trio's offseason acquisitions through trades and free agency were crucial to the Bears' offensive rebound.
Johnson compares the trio to a quarterback on the offensive line, coordinating identity and targets among blockers.
The article places the Pro Bowl discussions within the Bears' ongoing assessment of their personnel and coaching alignment.
Historical context shows Bears interior linemen have not consistently made Pro Bowls since 2018, underscoring the group's significance.
The feature ties the Pro Bowl push to broader Bears' offensive improvement and the staff's roster-building strategies.
The article cites the Bears' newer players in addition to the trio as part of the ongoing rebuild.
The piece notes a historical Pro Bowl trend among rival teams, highlighting the competitive context of the NFL focus on interior line play.

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