Ben Johnson snaps back, mocks internet fascination with his QB history: 'That was apparently a big deal'
Bears coach Ben Johnson addressed media and social media speculation regarding his history of calling plays for quarterbacks who were not No. 1 overall draft picks. His comments followed the Bears' 27-7 victory over the Eagles.
Bears coach Ben Johnson gives the impression that he’s locked in his office all day designing plays, but he’s got at least a little sense of what’s being talked about in the press and on social media.He was aware, for example, that leading up to his team’s game against the Eagles on Monday there were graphics circulating that pointed out it would be the first time he called plays for a quarterback who wasn’t the No. 1 overall pick.With Caleb Williams out, the Bears thumped the Eagles 27-7 with…
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