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Bears’ CJ Gardner-Johnson addresses Week 9 status with 4 words

Injuries have devastated the Bears’ secondary.

· 3h · on MSN

Ben Johnson says Bears' newest signee, CJ Gardner-Johnson, is a good fit for their locker room

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Bears’ Ben Johnson Predicted to Cut Ties With QB Caleb Williams

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Bears sign veteran C.J. Gardner-Johnson to bolster their banged-up secondary

The Chicago Bears signed defensive back C.J. Gardner-Johnson on Wednesday, bringing in a veteran to help a secondary severely depleted by injuries.

· 12h

Bears to sign safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson

· 14h

Former Eagles' safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson signs with the Chicago Bears

13hon MSN

Ben Johnson’s Meltdown With the Bears is Happy News for Lions

The Chicago Bears fell hard to the Baltimore Ravens, and former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson isn't pleased.

2don MSN

Ben Johnson sounds off on Bears' frustrating loss vs. Ravens

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson expressed frustration with the team's Week 8 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.

Bears have a penalty problem. What bothers Ben Johnson most about the flood of flags?

The Bears have been penalized more than their opponent in every game this season. The problem has fast become a plague.

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Ben Johnson spoke highly of two Bears rookie play-makers suggesting their usage uptick isn’t just due to other injuries on offense

On Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens, first-round tight end Colston Loveland played a season-high 51 offensive snaps and seven-round running back Kyle Monangai played 29 offensive snaps, his second-highest mark of the season. Over the past two weeks, both rookies have been highly involved offensively, but there's a small caveat.

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Ben Johnson’s ‘clean it up’ promise gives Bears fans déjà vu: Telander

After another disappointing loss, Fox 32 contributing sports columnist Rick Telander says the Chicago Bears are repeating an all-too-familiar message about fixing mistakes — raising questions about whether the team is truly improving.