Ryan Poles and Ben Johnson outline vision for Bears' future
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 12:19 PM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles discussed efforts to establish long-term success for the franchise in an interview. Since his arrival in 2022, Poles has focused on key developments, including drafting quarterback Caleb Williams in 2024 and hiring head coach Ben Johnson. Under their leadership, the Bears achieved an 11-6 record and advanced in the playoffs last season. Poles emphasized a shared commitment to building a championship-caliber team and changing the organization’s trajectory for the long term.
- •Ryan Poles drafted quarterback Caleb Williams in 2024.
- •Poles hired Ben Johnson before the last season for coaching leadership.
- •The Bears finished the previous season with an 11-6 record.
- •Poles emphasizes a long-term vision for championship success.
- •The Bears won the NFC North and a wild-card playoff game last year.
- 12:19 PMYahoo Sports — Ryan Poles and Ben Johnson have big aspirations for Bears' future
"Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles opened up on how he and Ben Johnson are trying to put together long-term success for the organization.
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