The Chicago Bears are just days away from their first game of the 2026 NFL season and the team has now released its unofficial depth chart for Week 1. We never want to say anything is set in stone, but the Bears' first depth chart of the campaign gives us the answers we were looking for at five different positions.
The Bears defense heads into the opener preparing to face the Carolina Panthers with two starters who couldn't have been foreseen before training camp.
The Chicago Bears have named their five captains for the upcoming 2026 NFL season. The team has announced that QB Caleb Williams, OG Joe Thuney, LB TJ Edwards, DT Grady Jarrett, and K Cairo Santos will serve as the permanent captains.
The Chicago Bears are optimistic about wide receiver Rome Odunze's availability for Sunday's season opener. Head coach Ben Johnson told reporters Tuesday that Odunze is "more day-to-day right now" with a foot injury sustained in practice last Thursday.
All 32 teams have hope for a perfect 17-0 regular season as another year begins, but the odds aren't in their favor. As the season opens, we predict the first loss for each team in 2026.
The Chicago Bears have released the first unofficial depth chart of Week 1 and there’s three big takeaways we need to address after hearing from head coach Ben Johnson.
The Chicago Bears situation with Kyler Gordon continues to get even more interesting just days before the team travels to play the Carolina Panthers in Week 1 on Sunday.
Throughout training camp, the Chicago Bears have been trying to find the right fit at left tackle. On Tuesday, head coach Ben Johnson finally confirmed who will be protecting quarterback Caleb Williams’ blindside come Week 1.
The Chicago Bears will travel to Charlotte, North Carolina, this Sunday to begin their quest for another NFC North crown. With preseason officially wrapped up, the long and tiring NFL season is set to begin.
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 2026 Chicago Bears are not your father's Chicago Bears. For the first time in decades, the Bears are entering a new NFL season with a head coach-quarterback pairing that is expected to take the league by storm.
According to Ian Rapoport, Bears CB Kyler Gordon is rehabbing his calf injury away from the team with his own trainer. However, Rapoport says Gordon is planning to return a few weeks into the season and resume practicing. Gordon is on injured reserve right now and would have to miss the first four games before he’s eligible to return.
The Chicago Bears are days away from starting their season against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. It remains to be seen if Rome Odunze will play against Carolina after suffering a foot injury last week in practice.
Chicago Bears rookie TE Sam Roush might have had a quiet preseason, and might have a quiet first season, but those inside the league are already paying close attention to Ben Johnson’s new weapon.
With just days to go before the 2026 NFL season begins for the Chicago Bears on Sunday, Sept. 13, experts are giving their last-minute record predictions.
As we inch closer to gameday, the Chicago Bears are preparing to take on the Carolina Panthers in what should be an intriguing Week 1 matchup. Both teams exceeded expectations last season: the Bears won the NFC North, and the Panthers grabbed the NFC South crown.
The Chicago Bears are getting set for the start of the NFL regular season, but before turning the page, the league laid down the law on a few players for preseason violations.
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has plenty on his plate this season. He’s obviously looking to lead the Bears back to the playoffs. Plus, Johnson is slated to be in a Hallmark movie this Christmas.
Bears RB D’Andre Swift is entering his second season in HC Ben Johnson‘s offense and said he feels more comfortable and can play even faster now that he has the small details down.
Rome Odunze enters his third season in the NFL as the Chicago Bears’ top returning wide receiver, coming off a 2025 season in which he caught 44 passes for 661 yards and six touchdowns in 12 games.
Jarrett Payton, the son of legendary Chicago Bears star Walter Payton, is crushed by the death of another franchise icon. Matt Suhey, a former Chicago Bears fullback who blocked for Walter Payton, passed away at 68 years old.
The Chicago Bears were arguably ahead of schedule during the 2025 season. Chicago nearly beat Los Angeles in the Divisional Round, which would have sent them to the NFC Championship.
The Chicago Bears have lost another member of the legendary 1985 Super Bowl championship team. The 1985 Chicago Bears are widely considered one of the greatest teams in NFL history.
Former Chicago Bears fullback Matt Suhey, a starter on the Super Bowl championship team in the 1985 season, has died at age 68, according to multiple reports on Sunday.
If you’re from Chicago, there are certain shades of navy and orange that don’t need an explanation. The Nike Air Max 90 “Chicago Bears” wears them proudly.
Shortly after training camp began, it appeared the Bears were unlikely to make an addition to their pass rushing corps. Two weeks later, however, Chicago apparently felt a move was necessary, as the club brought in veteran Marcus Davenport .