(670 The Score) Exactly one month after he agreed to a deal to become the Bears' new head coach, Ben Johnson and the team officially announced his full staff Thursday.
The group is marked mostly by new hires, but a few Bears coaches and staffers will return from 2024.
The Bears previously announced the hirings of offensive coordinator Declan Doyle and defensive coordinator Dennis Allen as well as their decision to retain special teams coordinator Richard Hightower.
Here's a look at the Bears' new coaching staff:
Ben Johnson, head coach
Dennis Allen, defensive coordinator
Declan Doyle, offensive coordinator
Richard Hightower, special teams coordinator
Antwaan Randle El, assistant head coach/wide receivers coach
Matt Aponte, offensive quality control
J.T. Barrett, quarterbacks coach
Eric Bieniemy, running backs coach
Anthony Blevins, assistant special teams coach
Zach Cable, offensive quality control
Kyle DeVan, assistant offensive line coach
Jim Dray, tight ends coach
Jeremy Garrett, defensive line coach
Matt Giordano, assistant defensive backs/secondary coach
Al Harris, defensive backs coach/defensive pass game coordinator
Bill Johnson, senior defensive assistant/defensive line coach
Kevin Koch, assistant linebackers coach
Cannon Matthews, defensive assistant/nickelbacks coach
Kenny Norton III, defensive quality control
Robbie Picazo, offensive assistant for quarterbacks/wide receivers
Dan Roushar, offensive line coach
Richard Smith, linebackers coach
Press Taylor, offensive passing game coordinator
Pierre Ngo, head strength & conditioning coach
Noble Landry, assistant strength & conditioning coach
Allison Haley, assistant strength & conditioning coach
Justin Rudd, senior director of coaching operations
Chavis Cook, manager of coaching administration
Harrison Freid, director of research & analysis
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