Ben Johnson wants Bears to have 'highest-scoring offense ever'
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Key Points:
- Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson aims to surpass the 2013 Denver Broncos' record for highest-scoring offense, targeting more than 37.9 points per game in the 2026 season.
- Johnson expressed ambitions beyond winning the Super Bowl, including achieving shutouts and blowout victories, setting an exceptionally high standard for his team.
- In his first season, Johnson led the Bears to an 11-6 record and an NFC North title, with the team ranking sixth in total offense and ninth in scoring offense last year.
- Johnson praised quarterback Caleb Williams, highlighting his potential and expressing confidence that Williams will soon reach his full capabilities.
- Drawing inspiration from the early 2000s New England Patriots, Johnson envisions the Bears pursuing historic success, including the possibility of an undefeated season.
