Chicago is excited about Ben Johnson's arrival as new head coach. The hope for the Bears is that the offensive mastermind can help Caleb Williams continue to grow as an NFL quarterback heading into his second season. Johnson is planning on a change, though, that'll greatly impact Williams.

Bears president/CEO Kevin Warren told Pro Football Talk that it didn't take long into the virtual interview for him to realize that Johnson was the guy.

Johnson discussed how he evolved as the play caller that led the NFL's top-scoring offense and then became Bears head coach.

After spending two seasons with the Houston Texans helping develop C.J. Stroud, Case Keenum is headed back to the NFC North.

The Chicago Bears added to their quarterback room with the signing of 12-year veteran Case Keenum to serve as a mentor for Caleb Williams. With new head coach Ben Johnson leading the charge, he added a veteran quarterback to not only help with the transition and introduction of a new offense but also an experienced quarterback that has been missing in the room.

Former Houston Texans quarterback Case Keenum, who also played college football at UH, is signing a one-year deal with the Chicago Bears, a source with knowledge of the deal told the Chronicle. Keenum had spent the past two seasons with the Texans as the backup quarterback and mentor to C.