So, the Bears are not insane. They've got that much going for them, which is nice, to quote Bill Murray–not the former Bears guard but the comedic actor.
Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson sent a very direct and no-nonsense message to his players on Wednesday. Facing a critical Week 3 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys, one in which the season can be salvaged with the Bears' first win, or all but lost by falling to 0-3, something needs to change.
The Chicago Bears have lost their first two games under Ben Johnson, and the coach is not pleased with the overall effort he has seen from his players.
The Chicago Bears followed up a shocking collapse against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 1 with an embarrassing blowout loss to the Detroit Lions Sunday.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2025 season.
An 0-2 start to the season is far from the beginning head coach Ben Johnson imagined in his first year with the Chicago Bears and it's already testing his abilities to lead a team.
As the Chicago Bears prepare for the third game of the season against the Dallas Cowboys, both teams have released their first official injury report for week 3.
First-year head coach Ben Johnson made his return to Detroit as the Chicago Bears squared off against the Lions in Week 2. But it was Dan Campbell that made a statement as the Lions stomped the Bears 52-21, ruining their former offensive coordinator’s homecoming.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The Chicago Bears’ defense has STUNK so far (5th worst in yards allowed). The Dallas Cowboys’ offense has not stunk (3rd best in total yards). On paper, this is a very bad matchup for the Bears.
First there was Spygate, when Tom Brady played for the New England Patriots and the team was fined and lost a third-round draft pick for shooting video of future opponents from press boxes.
The Chicago Bears' defense has been a major disappoint over the last five quarters of play between the fourth quarter against the Minnesota Vikings and the entire game against the Detroit Lions.
There are several questions that need to be answered soon for the Chicago Bears after a disastrous 0-2 start. From coaching, to the front office, to the players, there are reservations that this organization is heading in the right direction.
The Chicago Bears have seemingly turned the page from last season, when they finished last in the NFC North at 5-12, and parted ways with their head coach, Matt Eberflus, after a disastrous game that aired on Thanksgiving for a national audience.
He missed training camp as well as Chicago’s season opener while recovering from the injury. During the second quarter of the team’s blowout loss against the Lions in Week 2, he reaggravated the ailment.