Colin Cowherd#54 of 87 NFL pundits · May 9, 2026
An unnamed co-host on the show takes the Bears over 9.5 wins, arguing Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson in year two of the system will produce a top-10 (maybe top-5) offense that carries Chicago to double-digit wins.
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So I think their offense is going to bring them to double digit wins this year.
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Chicago Bears · 2026 season · wins24 calls from 18 pundits between 3 wins and 12 wins. Colin Cowherd said 10 wins. the room's median is 10 wins. not settled yet
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