In a conversation about the Bears' offensive struggles, Kinkhabwala said, “So you need to change what you’re doing?” and Johnson replied, “I don't know. You think so? We're going to be just fine."

After his testy exchange during a sideline interview in Sunday's win over the Las Vegas Raiders, Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson is regretting how he handled things.

Now, credit of course goes to the Ravens for coming out of the bye week prepared and playing clean football for 60 minutes. But, offensively, the Bears certainly beat themselves in Week 8 and the main culprit was the amount of drive-killing penalties that continue to haunt Chicago.

CBS sideline reporter Aditi Kinkhabwala explained that she would've been more "artful" in her now viral halftime interview with Bears head coach Ben Johnson during his team's Week 4 win over the Raiders on Monday Night. CBS sideline reporter Aditi ...

New Orleans Saints safety Justin Reid speaks with the media from the Ochsner Sports Performance Center on Thursday, October 16, 2025 ahead of Week 7 at the Chicago Bears.

Hate the Player: The Ben Johnson Story is for Paramount+ Canada and specialty channel GameTV and will bow in 2026. New Metric, which produces with Bay Mills Studios, is across distribution. It gave international buyers a sneak peek at the MIPCOM market in Cannes last week.

New Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson already has a long history against the Washington Commanders. Two years ago, many considered Johnson to be the leading contender to replace Ron Rivera as Washington's head coach. It didn't happen. While the ...

As much credit as coach Dan Campbell gets for the Lions’ boldness, Johnson’s subscription to fourth-down chutzpah has been on auto-renewal since his days as a Miami Dolphins assistant, when he was giving confident research-backed presentations to coach Joe Philbin on the risk-reward quotient of going for it.