The Chicago Bears linebacker duo of Tremaine Edmunds and T.J. Edwards were brought in to lead Matt Eberflus' defense, but Dennis Allen could make a change after the 2025 season.

The Denver Broncos have hired former New Orleans Saints interim head coach Darren Rizzi as their new special teams coordinator. Rizzi spent the last six seasons with the Saints, serving as special teams coordinator for both Broncos coach Sean Payton and Dennis Allen before taking over as interim head coach last season.

Does Montez Sweat need to switch sides in the new Bears defense and will they need to drastically alter the edge players?

New Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has finalized his 2025 coaching staff, according to the team's official website. After previously-announced coordinator hires of Dennis Allen as defensive coordinator and Declan Doyle as offensive coordinator,

The Bears have finalized their coaching staff and the new safeties coach is Matt Giordano, which should surprise no one beause of his past ties to defensive coordinator Dennis Allen as a coach and player.

New Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson is set to go into his first season with a staff of 28 assistants. The list includes includes new offensive and defensive coordinators Declan Doyle and Dennis Allen,

It's been a long time since the New Orleans Saints had a first-year, first-time head coach. Dennis Allen was a head coach prior to his Saints tenure, so you'd have to go back to Sean Payton in 2006 for the last time they had a first-year,

NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reports, "The Broncos are hiring Darren Rizzi as their special teams coordinator, per a source." Rizzi took over as the Saints' interim head coach in Week 10 after the team parted ways with head coach Dennis Allen after a 2-7 start.

For Bears defensive coordinator Dennis Allen, the NFL Combine in Indianapolis represents 'an exciting time' where he can work on team-bonding with the new coaching staff, identifying new players to fit the team's culture.

The Chicago Bears will explore every avenue to upgrade their defensive line this offseason, and a new Pro Bowl talent just emerged on the NFL trade market

A new trade pitch would see the Arizona Cardinals land a former Pro Bowler in a hypothetical deal that would only cost them some late draft capital.