Ben Johnson highlighted his ability to rise to each challenge while he was a position coach and coordinator but one possible danger could be unchecked.

In a new article by ESPN's Courtney Cronin, a team source revealed that Johnson signed a five-year, $65 million contract worth $13 million per year. That's well above what most first-time head coaches receive and speaks volumes about how badly the Bears wanted Johnson. For comparison, former Bears head coach Matt Eberflus made $6 million per year.

Former Chicago Bears running back David Montgomery had a clear message about what kind of coach Ben Johnson is.

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson was honored as the NFL’s top assistant coach for his work with the Detroit Lions.

ESPN’s Courtney Cronin details how former Lions OC Ben Johnson landed with the Chicago Bears as their head coach

Speaking to CHGO Bears, Nagy was asked to share his advice for new Bears head coach Ben Johnson, who departed from the NFC North rival Detroit Lions this offseason. Nagy's message to Johnson was simple: "Win. And beat the Packers."

Displayed in a wicker chair on the front porch of Ben Johnson’s boyhood home, atop a hill 15 minutes southeast of downtown, is a framed sign with North Carolina Tar Heels logos that reads, “Whatever It Takes.

The Chicago Bears are already starting to look like a better football team with Ben Johnson as the head coach, and he hasn't had that much time to make an impact yet. The coaching staff is starting to come together,