For the first time in his 12-year NFL career, Keenan Allen is set to become a free agent. Since he was drafted by the Los Angeles Chargers in 2013, Allen received contract extensions before he could become a free agent, and then was traded to the Chicago Bears last offseason for the final year of his current deal.

He said Friday he’d be open to playing for either the Chargers or Rams next year; if he decides to sign a new deal with the Bears, Allen said he’d at least consider moving his family to the Chicago area.

Keenan Allen has had a rocky season with the Bears and he could leave for another team next season if he chooses to.

A real eye test is coming soon for Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams. It will occur this offseason as Williams zooms out on all the highs and lows of his rookie season.

Chicago Bears’ rookie quarterback, Caleb Williams, has defied expectations in his inaugural NFL season, achieving milestones unprecedented for a first-year player.

Johnson believes that Williams should be involved in the hiring process to help find someone who can work with him, providing input on candidates, to help find the best match. And