The Chicago Bears have constructed their initial 53-man roster and will return to practice on Tuesday with eyes set toward the Week 1 opener at Carolina.
The Chicago Bears are almost done putting together their practice squad after making several signings on Monday. According to the league's transactions wire, Chicago signed a total of 11 players to the practice squad, and all 11 were on Chicago's offseason roster before being cut on Sunday.
Just a few weeks ago, the immediate availability of Chicago Bears wide receiver Luther Burden III was in question. During training camp, the incoming sophomore limped off practice after a brutal collision with team cornerback Tyrique Stevenson.
The Chicago Bears moving on from defensive tackle Gervon Dexter Sr. before the season wasn't even a remote possibility (at least since the NFL Draft, since he was also the subject of trade speculation at the NFL Scouting Combine) before last week.
Make no mistake about it, the trade of Gervon Dexter to Atlanta put the spotlight on Bears GM Ryan Poles in a big way. Whether you're in the camp seeing
The Chicago Bears entered 53-man roster cutdown day with a team that increasingly looks built to contend immediately. Caleb Williams has an exciting collection of weapons around him.
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
The Chicago Bears traded Gervon Dexter Sr. to the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday. They received Clark Phillips III and a 2027 fifth-round pick in return. The defensive tackle posted a video on his Instagram account to thank the franchise that drafted him in 2023, and Caleb Williams had a one-word reaction to it.
The Chicago Bears have brought back running back Salvon Ahmed, signing him to their practice squad after he was among the final cuts from the team’s 53-man roster.
The Chicago Bears are signing veteran defensive lineman Marcus Davenport to their practice squad, keeping an experienced pass rusher in the organization after releasing him during roster cuts Sunday.
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' 2026 season opener is still two weeks away, but the NFL cutdown deadline has finally passed, and the Bears trimmed down to their initial 53-man roster on Sunday.
The Chicago Bears have added a new developmental tackle into the building in Christian Jones after parting ways with Kiran Amegadjie. The Chicago Bears stayed quiet during the waiver wire window, making no outside additions to the 53-man roster after adding two players off waivers last year.
The Chicago Bears are signing wide receiver Scotty Miller to the practice squad one day after releasing him in roster cuts, according to reports on Monday.
The Chicago Bears spent the weekend trimming their roster and watching the waiver wire, and they now have a chance to quietly add pass-rush depth that Green Bay just decided it could live without.
After beating the Tennessee Titans 24-15 to close out the 2026 preseason, all attention turned to Sunday’s roster-cut day. It is always chaotic at this time of the year, and the Chicago Bears were no exception.
In just 13 days, the Chicago Bears will travel to Charlotte to take on the reigning NFC South champion Carolina Panthers and will look to build off a promising 2025-26 campaign.
The Bears made a slew of moves to narrow their roster to 53 on Sunday. Here are their transactions from cutdown day… RB Salvon Ahmed TE Stephen Carlson
The Bears are releasing offensive tackle Jedrick Wills, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. Wills is free to sign anywhere, though the Bears are interested in keeping him on their practice squad, Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports reports.
Trading D.J. Moore to Buffalo, the Bears are headed in a younger direction at wide receiver. One of the team’s veteran additions, Scotty Miller, is also out of the picture — for now.
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.