When ESPN assessed the 2026 NFL free agency landscape, one line stood out for Chicago Bears fans when Matt Bowen predicted the best fit for Cincinnati Bengals superstar edge rusher Trey Hendrickson: "The Bears are a team to keep an eye on here, too." The reasoning is obvious.
We all know what the Chicago Bears are expected to do in the 2026 NFL Draft—defense, defense, defense. Goodness knows they need the help in the trenches, especially.
The Chicago Bears' defensive line continues to dominate the early 2026 NFL Draft conversation, and now, NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah is joining the fun.
The Chicago Bears have one plan this offseason and that plan is to give defensive coordinator Dennis Allen the reigns to add whatever pieces he needs to overhaul his defense going into the 2026 season.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
The Chicago Bears' safety room is one of the biggest question marks on the roster entering the 2026 offseason, and ESPN's Matt Bowen believes he knows a solution.
The NFL's franchise tag window opens up today, Feb. 17, at 4:00 p.m. ET, giving teams the option to place a one-year tag on any rostered veteran, including pending free agents.
For the first time in seven years, the Chicago Bears are entering a new offseason with expectations of improving on a division title and a playoff berth.
The Chicago Bears could see a veteran safety depart for the New York Giants in free agency. A media outlet has named C.J. Gardner‑Johnson as a potential target to strengthen New York’s defensive backfield.
The NFL free agency window is getting closer and closer and the Chicago Bears are set to be an exciting team to watch when the madness begins. Before it gets to that point, the Bears have to first weigh the pros and cons of re-signing the 22 players set to become unrestricted free agents.
With the Chicago Bears being in a rough salary cap situation for the 2026 offseason, the team is expected to move on from some solid players and fan favorites in order to create more cap room for the 2026 regular season.
Chicago Bears cornerback Nahshon Wright is hitting free agency at the perfect time. The 27-year-old is coming off of the strongest season of his career, intercepting a personal-best five passes, while notching a career-high 80 total tackles and breaking up one pass as one of the Bears’ standouts in the secondary this past season.
Only one safety was selected in Round 1 of the last three drafts and actually not very many over the course of the first two days in any of those drafts.
The Chicago Bears face a pivotal week in their effort to build a new stadium in Arlington Heights as House Bill 2789 heads to a public hearing Thursday in Springfield.
It is a pretty well-known fact that the Chicago Bears are going to be targeting defensive line help this off-season. This, of course, is why there have been so many rumors linking them to disgruntled Las Vegas Raiders pass rusher Maxx Crosby.
The rites of spring in the NFL start with free agency and there is a preseason to free agency that begins when salary cap cuts start. They began in earnest on Monday and no doubt the release of edge rusher Bradley Chubb by Miami will send some Bears followers off onto social media demanding he be signed.
The Chicago Bears are going to face some difficult decisions in the weeks ahead, to get under the salary cap, and general manager Ryan Poles may need to revamp the linebacking corps as a result.
The Bears have some difficult decisions to make this offseason. They have a few key free agents set to hit the open market (including all five safeties on their roster this season and Pro Bowl cornerback Nahshon Wright) and sit at roughly $15 million over the cap.
General manager Ryan Poles and the Chicago Bears are going to need to make some difficult choices in the weeks ahead, with NFL free agency looming. While
The NFL offseason is when Super Bowl dreams are built, and for the Chicago Bears, the rumor mill is churning with a name that could transform their defense: Maxx Crosby.
American gymnast Simone Biles was a regular presence at Chicago Bears games this past season, supporting her husband, Jonathan Owens, often in custom outfits for each game.
The NFL is a league of constant change. One minute, you are a promising rookie with a bright future, and the next, you are fighting just to stay on the roster.