Ben Johnson

You could feel it in pregame, certainly at the end of games.

And I thought our fans, I mean, they came out in full force.

You could really feel their support.

I always...

I always knew that, you know, you're such a big market that, you know, and everyone's saying this is a bear city.

And yet it took me half the season before I truly realized what that meant.

And I mean, I'll never forget those two playoff games.

It gives me chills to think about.

You look at the draft.

Earlier you said the passing game leaves something to be desired.

What do you desire next from the passing game?

And how are you measuring that progress?

Like when you factor in, say, throwaways or a scramble, some of those could be positive plays.

But when you look at the self-scout, like there's potentially a completion there, and that's something that needs to be discussed with the camp.

Bears head coach Ben Johnson has essentially been saying some form of that since the Rams loss.

He warned everybody, put this season away.

It doesn't matter anymore.

He's used words like there's no entitlement going into next year.

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That said, Marshall.