Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson says he is setting ambitious goals for the team’s offense as the Bears look ahead to the 2026 season. The comments come after a marked improvement in Chicago’s performance last year under Caleb Williams’ second season as quarterback.
According to reports, the Bears improved from five wins in 2024 to 11 wins in 2025. Yahoo Sports frames Johnson’s message as part of a continued push to build on that progress, while Newsweek focuses more on how difficult the stated targets could be for both Williams and the broader offense. Both outlets present the goals as “lofty” and emphasize that the upcoming season will be judged against those expectations, without detailing specific offensive statistics or benchmarks in the provided excerpts.
