Among the players set to hit the free-agent market is center Ryan Kelly — the team's longest-tenured player on the roster. However, the four-time Pro Bowl center is set to be a free agent, and the Colts drafted his expected successor last year with the selection of Tanor Bortolini.

Ryan Poles and the Chicago Bears are casting a wider net in their head coach search than any other team. The team is a little over halfway through interviewing

ESPN reports ex-New Orleans Saints head coach Dennis Allen could team up with new Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson:

The Chicago Bears swung for the fences after reportedly hiring Ben Johnson as their new head coach, and fans are quickly getting up to speed on the team’s new leader.

Aaron Glenn has filled an NFL coaching vacancy at the New York Jets, joining Ben Johnson at the Chicago Bears and Mike Vrabel at the New England Patriots. The Dallas Cowboys are among four teams still searching.

Former Bears head coach Matt Eberflus has emerged as a prominent candidate to become the Cowboys’ next defensive coordinator. The Cowboys named Brian Schottenheimer their new head coach Friday night. He and Eberflus have each worked as assistants with the Colts and Cowboys but their times there didn’t overlap.

With Ben Johnson headed to the Chicago Bears as their new head coach, how will this affect both the Bears and Lions offenses in 2025? Quincy Milton III breaks it down.

In leaving the Detroit Lions for the Chicago Bears, Ben Johnson makes NFL history that's 60 years in the making

Ben Johnson's hiring is different, from the start of everything to the triumphant finish line as Johnson walked through the doors of Halas Hall to an abundance of cheers.

Anarumo joins the Colts after serving as the Bengals’ defensive coordinator the past six seasons. He brings 36 years of coaching experience to Indianapolis and has an ... football operations Catherine Hickman, Bears assistant G.M. Ian Cunninghan, Chiefs ...

With the Buffalo Bills knocking on the door of their first Super Bowl appearance in 31 years, fans got to hear from the only man to get them there. Former Bills coach Marv Leavy appeared on the "Beal in Bills" podcast ahead of the team's AFC Championship matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs.