The Chicago Bears emerged as the victors in the Ben Johnson sweepstakes on Monday, reportedly finalizing a deal with the Detroit Lions offensive coordinator to make him the next head coach.

Just 10 days earlier, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams had been pranked into believing his team had hired Johnson, when a group of teenagers sent him an official-looking text message pretending to be the former Lions offensive coordinator.

The Chicago Bears completed their head coaching search on Monday afternoon when they hired former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson. The move caught a lot of attention, and it resulted in the team's quarterback of the future, Caleb Williams, sharing a subtle reaction on social media.

After some meetings, the Chicago Bears, led by Caleb Williams, will begin the upcoming season with a new head coach.

Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams' right hand was wrapped in a cast at a recent USC basketball game. Here's why.

The Chicago Bears made waves on Monday after officially announcing that former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson will be the new head coach. Chicago acquires one of the top offensive minds in the league to pair up with prospect quarterback Caleb Williams.

Caleb Williams appears to be a fan of the Chicago Bears reportedly hiring Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson. Williams liked the NFL's

The Chicago Bears are hiring Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, their long-reported top candidate, to be their next head coach, CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones reports.  The Lions' Johnson-led attacks averaged 29.

The Bears spent all last offseason trying to put Caleb Williams in the best position possible — and failed so poorly that their head coach and offensive coordinator were fired by December.