The Chicago Bears desperately need to address the left tackle position this offseason, as offensive line coach Dan Roushar indicated at the NFL Scouting Combine that the team may not have its franchise blindside blocker on the roster.
The Bears are heavily into the process of putting their own roster in order prior to Monday's start of the so-called tampering period in free agency. With 22 remaining unrestricted free agents, two restricted free agents, and limited cash available, there will be tough decisions for coach Ben Johnson and GM Ryan Poles .
Taylor Decker is the answer the Bears are looking for at left tackle. The 10-year veteran got released by the Lions today, and a reunion with his former offensive coordinator makes a lot of sense for both parties.
The Chicago Bears are going to have a lot of pressing needs to address next week when free agency opens with the most glaring being center, linebacker, safety, and adding an impact pass rusher.
The Chicago Bears enter the 2026 NFL free agency period with a roster that could change quickly. General manager Ryan Poles has already made several significant moves, including trading DJ Moore and releasingTremaine Edmunds.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
It's been well-documented how much turnover the Bears will undergo this offseason. The 2026 Chicago Bears are going to look much different than the 2025 squad.
DJ Moore's departure leaves a hole in the hearts of Bears fans, and of this there is little doubt. The outpour of social media fan affection for the new Bills receiver says as much.
The center position wasn’t supposed to be a hot button issue for the Chicago Bears entering the offseason. The Bears appeared to fix the position for the long term when the team signed center Drew Dalman to a four-year deal in 2025.
The Chicago Bears have repeatedly surfaced as one of the most logical suitors if the Las Vegas Raiders decide to trade star edge rusher Maxx Crosby. While no deal has been completed, the offseason rumor cycle has provided a clearer picture of what a potential trade would entail and why Chicago remains a possible landing spot.
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.
Sports broadcaster Colin Cowherd urged the Chicago Bears to take bold action to improve their defense and lineup. After significant roster activity this week, the team is overhauling its lineup.
With free agency set to begin on March 11, the Chicago Bears are emerging as a serious suitor for the top offensive lineman on the open market. The Bears cleared up $16.5 million in salary cap space this Thursday by trading wide receiver D.J.
The center market in free agency is expected to be an aggressive one next week in the NFL and a new threat entered the race in the Chicago Bears following the sudden retirement of Pro Bowl center Drew Dalman earlier this week.
After the Chicago Bears found out that center Drew Dalman would be retiring after five seasons at 27, the Bears needed to find someone to replace him. The Bears have options available on the free agent market when the new season opens on March 11 at 4 p.m.
The Chicago Bears have been one of the most talked-about teams in the NFL so far this off-season. Of course, a great deal of this has to do with their rumored interest in acquiring Las Vegas Raiders star Maxx Crosby.
The Chicago Bears are releasing two-time Pro Bowler Tremaine Edmunds, a move that clears $15 million in salary cap space as the team prepares for free agency.
The Chicago Bears are releasing former Pro Bowl LB Tremaine Edmunds, according to Adam Schefter. Edmunds was granted permission to seek a trade last week and was shopped by Chicago but nothing ever came to fruition.
This is not meant to be overly critical of Moore, who has been a good player in the NFL and very likely still has something to offer. The issue is more about value.
Former Chicago Bears head coach and Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus will now have his third job in three years. After being fired by the Cowboys, Eberflus is joining the San Francisco 49ers as an assistant head coach of defense, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network.