Bears coach Ben Johnson is wasting no time setting the standard in his first year in Chicago.

Costly Chicago Bears turnovers paved the runway for the Detroit Lions to run away with a lopsided victory in Ben Johnson’s first game back in Detroit since leaving the Motor City to take over as head coach of the Bears.

After a quiet four-catch, 45-yard opener, St. Brown broke the 100-yard barrier and logged the first three-touchdown game of his NFL career (fourth multi-TD outing overall). His red-zone finishing helped Detroit cash in on long drives and put the game out of reach—an underrated part of his skill set.

There was plenty of action in Week 2 of the NFL season, headlined by the Lions crushing Ben Johnson in his return to Detroit.

Sunday afternoon's Week 2 matchup between Chicago and Detroit wasn't just another divisional rivalry renewed.  No, this game was more personal than usual for the Lions, who welcomed back former offensive coordinator Ben Johnson,

The Detroit Lions could still have more to prove on offense despite scoring 52 points against the Chicago Bears, an analyst warns. The post Dan Campbell’s Coaching Staff Faces Warning After Blowout Lions Win appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Once again, Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson is looking to turn the page following another demoralizing loss to open the season, with the most recent being even more humiliating. The Bears lost 52-21 against the Detroit Lions in Week 2 with the Lions having extra motivation after losing its former offensive coordinator to the division rival and getting beat down in Week 1.

Bears CB Jaylon Johnson went on Chicago sports radio on Monday to clear the air about his status after getting injured in the Lions game.