ESPN analyst ranks Chicago Bears as most watchable NFL team
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 3:29 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

ESPN analyst Ben Solak has named the Chicago Bears the most watchable team in the NFL, citing their impressive number of big plays and competitive matches last season. The Bears managed seven fourth-quarter comebacks and finished the season with an 11-6 record in head coach Ben Johnson's debut year. Their ability to produce exciting games is linked to their explosive offense led by quarterback Caleb Williams and a defense that allows high scoring, leading to shootouts. The team's big plays last season included several game-winning touchdowns and remarkable defensive moments, contributing to their appeal. Chicago aims to maintain this level of entertainment in the upcoming season despite concerns about their defensive performance.
- •Chicago Bears went 11-6 last season and won the NFC North.
- •Ben Johnson is entering his second season as head coach.
- •Bears recorded NFL-leading six fourth-quarter comebacks.
- •Quarterback Caleb Williams is a standout player and MVP candidate.
- •Defense is expected to allow significant yards but create entertaining games.
- 3:29 PMYahoo Sports — ESPN analyst dubs Chicago Bears the most watchable team in NFL
"The Chicago Bears were named most "watchable" team in the NFL because of their high number of big plays and competitive games last season.
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