Moore was asked what type of coach would be best for the Bears -- be it a play caller or a leader -- the veteran went with leadership. "It'd be great to have both in one, but you've got to get a good leader in here,

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams held his last weekly news conference of the season Wednesday at Halas Hall as the Bears prepared for Sunday’s game against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field.

The Chicago Bears figure to kick their coaching search into another gear after their season finale at Green Bay on Sunday. One potential candidate has worked with the quarterback the Bears drafted with the No.

DJ Moore wonders if the Bears' failed season might make coaching candidates hesitant. We reach Saturday's headlines.

Bears quarterback Caleb Williams defended his offensive line for the number of sacks he has taken this season.

Come this time next week, the Chicago Bears will be heading towards a massive crossroads in choosing their next head coach. Caleb Williams already knows what he wants in the next Bears' coach.

The Bears have said they're looking for a "leader of men," but there have also been players sounding off about what the team should be looking for in their next coach. Receiver DJ Moore and cornerback Jaylon Johnson believe it would be beneficial to have an offensive-minded head coach given quarterback Caleb Williams' development.

Williams has been sacked 67 times this season, the fourth-most in the history of the NFL. If he’s sacked nine times by the Packers — who are tied for seventh in the NFL in sacks this year — he’ll tie David Carr for the most all-time.