In the past few seasons of Chicago Bears football, the team seemed to lack intensity at times under former head coach Matt Eberflus. The offense would often fail to click, and the defense would often seem to lack aggressiveness.

Thursday's practice was a mixed bag for the Bears, but there were still standout performances on both sides of the ball.

Players are excited to come play for new Bears head coach Ben Johnson, we learned as we met the five acquisitions at Halas Hall.

We're only a few days into free agency, but it's very clear that the Chicago Bears came into the offseason with one goal above any others: Fix an offensive line that has been an absolutely massive problem over the last few years.

A wide receiver who was linked heavily to the Chicago Bears this offseason is not going to be reunited with Ben Johnson. Keenan Allen entered free agency this week after one season with the Bears.

Led by coordinator Ben Johnson, the Detroit Lions totaled 68 offensive touchdowns, 29 via the ground and 39 through the air. Only five teams ran for more yards than Dan Campbell’s club, which boasted one of the best offensive lines in the league.