The annual NFL draft is always a bit of a guessing game, especially once you move outside of the first five picks or so. The Chicago Bears will be making the 25th selection, unless they execute one of these trade-up or trade-down scenarios, and that could pose a major challenge.
New starting safety Coby Bryant is more than a scheme fit for the Bears in the secondary. He seems to be an ideal fit for the role in another specific way for this season.
The 2026 NFL Draft is just two days away from kicking off in Pittsburgh and the Chicago Bears remain one of the most uncertain teams to predict with Ryan Poles and Ben Johnson leading the draft room.
The back end of the first round is where trades most often occur on draft night. Over the past five years, the final ten picks have been traded nearly half the time.
With first-year HC Ben Johnson and Williams leading the charge, the Bears became one of the top positive surprises in 2025 before Chicago suffered a brutal loss to the Los Angeles Rams in the divisional round of the playoffs.
Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
The Chicago Bears made the decision to move on from wide receiver DJ Moore this offseason, creating some cap space with the trade to Buffalo. Not only did the Bears free up some cap space, they got a second-round pick as well.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams took a great step in his career in 2025. Working under first-year head coach Ben Johnson, Williams started the season a little slow before gaining momentum around the middle of the season.
Bears tight end Cole Kmet heard something from coaches right after the 2025 season ended that put him at ease immediately, even while his fans seemed a little uneasy.
In one week, the Chicago Bears will meet with the NFL stadium committee to provide an update on where they stand with the new stadium project. With time
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
Tyson Bagent is one of the league's best backup quarterbacks. In fact, Ben Johnson thinks he's even good enough to be a starter. However, with Caleb Williams blossoming into one of the league's most exciting young signal callers, he'll never get that opportunity in Chicago.
The Chicago Bears found themselves in a pickle early this offseason. Their dominant offensive line from 2025 had already lost one member for most of 2026, left tackle Ozzy Trapilo.
The Bears’ 2025 offensive line overhaul produced multiple All-Pro nods, but the group has since encountered turbulence. Drew Dalman surprisingly retired after his first Chicago season; that followed an Ozzy Trapilo injury expected to keep him out for most (if not all) of the 2026 season.
Rapper Drake is believed to have taken a swipe at Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams following a recent sighting. The hip-hop icon was recently recorded shooting a music video in downtown Toronto.
The Chicago Bears picked up the fifth-year contract option on offensive tackle Darnell Wright, multiple outlets reported Monday, locking in the 2025 second-team All-Pro through the 2027 season.
The Chicago Bears are entering a critical stretch as they look to turn a promising roster into a perennial contender. With a strong offensive core already in place, this mock draft focuses on building a defense capable of matching that production.
The Chicago Bears are expected to make a decision between going with an offensive tackle or pass-rusher with the No. 25 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. The
The Chicago Bears have so many needs on the defensive side of the ball that it's imperative the team focuses on them early on in the 2026 NFL Draft. Offensive tackle, on the other hand, isn't a major concern.
The Chicago Bears return to team facilities on Monday for the start of the 2026 offseason program and there’s plenty of storylines to follow leading up to the 2026 NFL Draft later this week.
The Chicago Bears are entering the 2026 NFL Draft in a rare but powerful position. They are certainly aggressive enough to contend but still perhaps one bold move away from truly threatening the NFC elite.
The Chicago Bears face mounting pressure to decide the future home of a new domed stadium as they prepare to leave Soldier Field after 50 years. NFL stadium
With the Las Vegas Raiders holding the No. 1 overall pick and widely projected to select Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza, several contending or rebuilding teams sit in the middle or back of the first round with the motivation and ability to move up.