It's easy to look at what Caleb Williams has done so far this season and conclude he's yet another failed Bears quarterback. It's also easy to look at what he's done and conclude he's on his way to success.
The No. 1 pick was brought in to save Chicago’s offense. Two seasons in, he’s the reason it still can’t move forward. The Chicago Bears thought they finally cracked the code.
The Chicago Bears’ winning streak is over. It was fun while it lasted, but now that the team is (4-3) — the same record as a season ago — following the loss to the Baltimore Ravens, are you ready to fall back into ‘oh no, here we go again’ mode?
It’s obviously clear that Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams needs to improve. Through the first seven games of the season, Williams simply has not lived up to the standard of being a number-one overall pick.
It's uncommon, but not unheard of, for notable QBs to change teams -- via trade, free agency, or waiver claim -- at the 11th hour or during a season. Here are the top instances of QBs relocating late and making an impact that season.
The Chicago Bears walked into Baltimore hoping to build momentum after a promising four-game win streak. Instead, they left with more questions than answers.
No, it’s not time to panic, but it is time to have a conversation. What is going on in that locker room? I don’t know how we haven’t seen Ben Johnson’s head literally explode on the sidelines.
The Broncos are certainly showing their hand when it comes to tight ends. After reports of trade interest in the position, the team made multiple waiver claims and has now gone through with a Marcedes Lewis workout.
You go into Baltimore, commit 11 penalties and a turnover, and lose to a 1-win Ravens team without Lamar Jackson and this is the insult you receive: The
Chicago Bears second-year wide receiver Rome Odunze has high aspirations, and they extend beyond just catching passes. The 2024 first-round pick has his sights set on emulating his all-time favorite player, Bears legend and Hall of Fame return specialist Devin Hester.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
The Chicago Bears officially hosted seven free agents for tryouts on Tuesday for Week 8. The full list includes: OT Jackson Barton C Jake Hanson LB D.J.
On Monday, Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson defended quarterback Caleb Williams for his performance in the team’s 30-16 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
The Chicago Bears are trying to clean up penalty problems, and they’ve already made a move to bolster the defense. But here are two last-minute trades the Bears must make before the 2025 NFL Trade Deadline.
The Chicago Bears announced they have activated DL Austin Booker from injured reserve. In correspondence, the Bears have placed second-round DL Shemar Turner on injured reserve.
The integration of the rookie class has been a slow building process for the Chicago Bears, and while it's frustrating for the fans wanting to see the rookies in action more often, the process makes sense.
There were such high hopes surrounding the Chicago Bears' 2025 rookie class. How could there not be? The Bears had four picks in the first two rounds, highlighted by skill players Colston Loveland (first round) and Luther Burden III (second round).
The Chicago Bears are getting a timely reinforcement for their defensive line. Head coach Ben Johnson announced that second-year defensive end Austin Booker will be activated from the injured reserve list this week, clearing the way for his 2025 season debut against the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Chicago Bears’ defense has been facing a serious problem this season. The pass rush has been practically non existent nearly every single game. During Week 8’s embarrassing loss to the Ravens, the defense only generated three pressures on quarterback Tyler Huntley.
Seeing their four-game win streak snapped in Baltimore, the Chicago Bears came out of that game banged up on their defensive line. One of their pieces — rookie Shemar Turner — will not return this season.
Per Scott Bair, Bears HC Ben Johnson said second-round DL Shemar Turner suffered a torn ACL and will miss the rest of the season. Turner, 22, was a three-year starter at Texas A&M.
Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said they weren't trying to deceive anyone when suddenly changing quarterback Lamar Jackson's practice status before Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears.