Marc Silverman

Less than a year after one of the most painful regular-season losses in Bears history, a win on Monday at the scene of the crime could vault the Bears into playoff contention, Marc Silverman writes

Ben Johnson gets the perfect scenario for the bye week – the good feelings of a two-game win streak while his team gets valuable time to reset, work, and improve with 13 games still on the schedule, Marc Silverman writes

How did a 50 burger turn into a hotdog celebration just one week later? The answer is easy. Ben Johnson cooked, Marc Silverman writes.

You can make all the changes you want, but until the Bears truly change the way they do business, they’re not changing a thing, Marc Silverman writes

The elephant in the room is Williams’ work ethic. There have been far too many reports that the second-year quarterback still doesn’t understand what it takes to become truly great, Marc Silverman writes

Marc Silverman: This will be my 31st season covering the Bears as a reporter, talk show host, or columnist after growing up a diehard fan. I’d like to think I’ve seen it all and have refined the way I predict a season

Marc Silverman: I hope I’m wrong and the edge rushers produce. I hope the Bears win big in 2025 and a championship window opens. Too bad hope is not a plan.

The Bears gave their fans exactly what they were craving in their preseason game against the Buffalo Bills, the first taste of the Ben Johnson era, Marc Silverman writes.

By the end of the year, I need Caleb to clearly show that the Bears have a franchise quarterback going forward, Marc Silverman writes

Ben Johnson continues to push all the right buttons, trying to turn around a Bears team that has been misguided for years, Marc Silverman writes. He shouldn't sideline players in the first preseason game, either.

There is nothing from the first week of Caleb Williams’ training camp to be concerned about, Marc Silverman writes

New Bears coach Ben Johnson sets tone for camp with urgency and tough love, Marc Silverman writes

We should all have bosses who believe in us the way George McCaskey and Kevin Warren believe in Ryan Poles, Marc Silverman writes

There are plenty of offseason championship jokes to go around Chicago, but the Bears did do some major heavy lifting since the end of a dysfunctional 2024 season, Marc Silverman writes

The Bears have changed course more than they’ve changed quarterbacks, Marc Silverman writes