The Chicago Bears remain a work in progress in more ways than one in the view of head coach Ben Johnson. The Bears are 0-2 and own the NFL's worst point differential (minus-34), which pretty much speaks for itself. For Johnson, the problems stem in part from bad preparation because his squad's "practice habits are yet to reflect a championship caliber team." Nobody expected Johnson to immediately transform the Bears into a Super Bowl threat. The second-year quarterback is averaging 6.4 yards per attempt and 208.5 yards per game, which are almost exactly equal to his 2024 output (6.3; 208.3).