The Bears formally announced their 2025 coaching staff on Thursday afternoon. Most of these individuals were previously announced through reporting in the days and weeks after Ben Johnson was hired.

The team formally announced their coordinators on Jan. 28, with the full group of position coaches not finalized. The assistant are highlighted by receivers coach Antwaan Randle-El, quarterbacks coach J.T. Barrett and defensive backs coach Al Harris.

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Johnson will also have a director of research and analysis in Harrison Freid and a number of position coaches focused on detailed positions.

“We are excited to add high-quality, hard-working coaches to our staff,” Johnson said, via the team website. “Along with a desire to grow our team and develop our players collectively, our coaching staff is comprised of individuals who are proud to represent the Chicago Bears and our fans. We look forward to the work ahead.”

Here’s the complete list of coaches set to work under Johnson during the 2025 campaign:

Ben Johnson, Head coach

Dennis Allen, Defensive coordinator

Declan Doyle, Offensive coordinator

Richard Hightower, Special teams coordinator

Antwaan Randle El, Assistant head coach/Receivers

Matt Aponte, Offensive quality control

J.T. Barrett, Quarterbacks

Eric Bieniemy, Running backs

Anthony Blevins Assistant special teams

Zach Cable, Offensive quality control

Kyle DeVan, Assistant offensive line

Jim Dray, Tight ends

Jeremy Garrett, Defensive line

Matt Giordano, Assistant defensive backs/Safeties

Al Harris, Defensive pass game coordinator/Defensive backs

Bill Johnson, Sr. defensive assistant/Defensive line

Kevin Koch, Assistant linebackers

Cannon Matthews, Defensive assistant/Nickels

Kenny Norton III, Defensive quality control

Robbie Picazo, Offensive assistant – QB/WR

Dan Roushar, Offensive line

Richard Smith, Linebackers

Press Taylor, Offensive passing game coordinator

Pierre Ngo, Head strength and conditioning

Noble Landry, Assistant strength and conditioning

Allison Haley, Assistant strength and conditioning

Justin Rudd, Sr. director of coaching operations

Chavis Cook, Manager of coaching administration

Harrison Freid, Director of research and analysis