For Ben Johnson's Chicago Bears it's been four steps forward, and now one big step back. The consistency throughout the inconsistency, however, has been sloppiness.
Is it time for Chicago Bears fans to panic about quarterback Caleb Williams? No. However, it is time for Williams to deliver on the promise of his 2024 scouting report, the one that led him to being the first overall pick of the NFL Draft and the player charged with breaking the wheel of quarterback failure in Chicago.
The Chicago Bears, once again, have a lot of things to fix following an ugly loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 8. Offensively, the team was inconsistent and overall a mess when it came to making all of the same mental mistakes and it seems like head coach Ben Johnson is nearing his breaking point.
One Bears offensive player after another pointed at their penalties, especially presnap ones, as a key reason for Sunday's 30-16 loss to the Baltimore Ravens .
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The Chicago Bears were starting to breathe. After years dysfunctional football, the Bears had won four games in a row while playing in the toughest division in the NFL.
Following the Chicago Bears’ game against the Baltimore Ravens, head coach Ben Johnson was asked about the injury that saw nickleback Kyler Gordon land on injured reserve on Saturday.
The outcome of the Chicago Bears‘ 30-16 loss to the Baltimore Ravens could have been much different if things had gone differently in the first quarter.
Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said they weren't trying to deceive anyone when suddenly changing quarterback Lamar Jackson's practice status before Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears.
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The Chicago Bears were unable to win a fifth consecutive game on Sunday. More News: Ravens accused of cheating before Bears Week 8 game The Bears had a
Uglier than blowing a 11-point fourth quarter lead to the Minnesota Vikings. More hideous even than the Week 2 blowout at the Detroit Lions. Sunday's 30-16 loss by the Chicago Bears in Baltimore is their worst of the season.
The Bears tried playing catch-up football again Sunday in Maryland and this time discovered their limitations. After rallying past Washington earlier this season in Landover, Md., the Bears tried putting together another rally in the fourth quarter behind Caleb Williams' passing but couldn't overcome a 10-point deficit in a 30-16 loss.
For two completely separate reasons, the general sense was that both the Bears and Ravens needed to win this game to keep long-term playoff hopes alive.
The 2025 Chicago Bears currently mirror a past squad—and no, not last year’s nightmarish team that also started 4-2. The actual resemblance is to the infamous, unforgettable 2018 Bears.
The Chicago Bears are rounding into form under head coach Ben Johnson. Chicago is on a four-game winning streak headed into a Week 8 matchup against Baltimore.
Chicago Bears starting running back D’Andre Swift has battled a groin injury throughout the week, but the latest report from Ian Rapoport suggests the veteran will suit up on Sunday.
D’Andre Swift has been integral for the Chicago Bears amid their recent hot streak. Chicago has won four straight games entering Sunday’s Week 8 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens, with the Pro Bowl running back playing a key role in their success.
The Chicago Bears have placed cornerback Kyler Gordon and offensive tackle Braxton Jones on injured reserve, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports. Both players will miss at least four games.
The Chicago Bears made significant moves in the offseason to overhaul their offensive line, and one of the cornerstone additions was guard Jonah Jackson.
The Chicago Bears are on a four-game winning streak, their longest in seven years, and find themselves in the NFC playoff picture. Yet, amid the team’s success, a key offensive weapon has been quieter than expected.