The Chicago Bears have finalized another roster decision as they close in on their 2026 opening-day lineup, parting ways with cornerback Jaylon Jones through an injury settlement that removed him from injured reserve.
Chicago Bears cornerbacks Jaylon Johnson and Tyrique Stevenson returned to practice on Wednesday after being listed as day-to-day with injuries. The Chicago Bears received two notable injury returns at Wednesday’s practice, a welcome sight with the regular season less than two weeks away.
In the wake of the Chicago Bears trading Gervon Dexter, many have rightly pointed to Jordan van den Berg's ascension as a reason why the team felt comfortable trading him.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams isn’t set to become a free agent until 2029, assuming the franchise picks up his fifth-year option. Still, if he continues on his trajectory, the Bears will be talking contract extension with him sooner rather than later.
Ben Johnson has witnessed Caleb Williams’ development with the Chicago Bears firsthand. The quarterback led the franchise to an NFC North win last season with an 11-6 record and reached the Divisional Round.
Coming off of a career year in 2025, Bears RB D’Andre Swift is in the last year of a three-year, $24 million deal he signed as a free agent. Swift said
Chicago Bears cornerback Kyler Gordon shared some workout videos one day after general manager Ryan Poles gave an update on Gordon’s recovery timeline and 2026 expectations.
The Chicago Bears turned heads when they traded defensive tackle Gervon Dexter to the Atlanta Falcons. But they did so with defensive coordinator Dennis Allen in mind.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Chicago Bears are ready to prove their doubters wrong this fall. Chicago impressed during Ben Johnson’s first year as head coach. But now the pressure is on to get even further in the playoffs during his regime’s second season.
The Chicago Bears’ 2025 season came with many memorable moments and numerous games going down to the wire. Battles that had fans on the edge of their seat.
Caleb Williams has drawn a lot of attention following his strong performances in the 2025 season. Many have talked about his demeanor and attitude, and Chicago Bears tight end Colston Loveland recently chimed in.
Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles deserves credit for how he rebuilt the safety position group this offseason, but a major injury threw a wrench into the works.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams will be eligible for a new extension after the 2026 season, one that could be record-breaking. However, Williams might have another approach.
Caleb Williams has a massive 2026-27 season ahead, with plenty of lofty expectations and a city of fans who want to win. He’ll also be in line for a big payday if things go as planned.
While the Chicago Bears are entering the 2026 season with plenty of hype, their pass rush situation still leaves a lot to be desired. The franchise has been linked to pass rusher trades throughout the offseason, but nothing has come to fruition.
Could the Chicago Bears be enticed to trade for a top pass rusher during the 2026 season? ESPN still sees it happening and I’m starting to agree based on the state of the team’s defense.
The Commanders waited until Monday to move Laremy Tunsil to IR, using both their cut-day IR-return moves on other players. That almost definitely stemmed from uncertainty about Tunsil’s prospects of returning in 2026.
In 2025, Kyler Gordon was limited to three games during the regular season and two in the playoffs. He has remained sidelined through all of spring practices and training camp while dealing with a setback in his recovery from a lingering calf issue.
Bears GM Ryan Poles announced Tuesday that S Coby Bryant and TE Hayden Large will formally go on injured reserve today, per Kevin Fishbain. Chicago will
Not only will Parsons' absence be felt, but the load will fall on quarterback Jordan Love's shoulders with an unproven backfield behind him and force him to put up a lot of points
Chicago Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent built chemistry with reserve wide receivers Maurice Alexander and Zavion Thomas in a 24-15 win over the Tennessee Titans in the final preseason game.