Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson is hoping for more accountability in the locker room after his team's recent loss.

The Chicago Bears have had their most amount of double digit penalty games since 2019 through week 8 after the loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

Chicago's rushing game could continue to be a pleasant surprise with both Swift and Monangai working as a dynamic duo, with Bieniemy's coaching leading the way. The Bears can only hope that the offense comes together as a whole and they can use their running game success to help lead to better complementary football.

Discipline is the parallel emphasis. After a penalty-marred stumble in Baltimore, head coach Ben Johnson called for more accountability in the locker room, noting that while coaches will support, players need to “take the bull by the horns” to clean it up.

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Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson met with members of the media Monday to recap Sunday’s 30-16 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Johnson announced that second-round draft pick Shemar Turner tore his ACL and will be out for the remainder of the season.

Amid preparations for a massive game Sunday at the Ravens, Johnson pondered the Lincoln Park hot dog stand's offe.