While competitions for spots on the Chicago Bears' roster have been going on since May, the real evaluations for who will win starting jobs and depth spots hasn't fully kicked off.
Netflix’s hit show “Quarterback” featured one moment Chicago Bears fans wouldn’t want to miss if they haven’t watched already featuring Joe Flacco’s reaction to the Week 9 shootout.
Of all the rookies coming into Bears camp on Saturday when the new recruits report to Halas Hall, third-round pick Zavion Thomas might be the biggest man of mystery.
Coach Ben Johnson gushed after the NFL draft ended about how the team had improved, but not necessarily because of the talent brought in during those three days and during free agency.
Chicago Bears tight end Colston Loveland quickly validated his No. 10 overall selection with a strong rookie season. Chicago drafted Loveland in the 2025 NFL Draft after a decorated career at Michigan. Loveland recorded 58 catches, 713 receiving yards, and six touchdowns in 16 games as a rookie.
NFL teams annually make moves late in the summer, but rosters are mostly set after free agency and the draft. Here are the players who benefited from this year's offseason carousel.
The Chicago Bears open training camp at the end of next week and several players can look to stand out and surprise a lot of fans when they return to the team facilities.
This 2026 season simulation predicts a slight step back for the Chicago Bears despite having strong individual seasons from multiple top offensive players.
The Chicago Bears had one trade idea circulating for months that never quite made any sense and finally we can put that silly thought to rest before the start of training camp to avoid all drama.
Training camp is just around the corner, and the Chicago Bears are preparing to accomplish something this franchise hasn't seen in 20 years: back-to-back seasons with a playoff appearance.
Caleb Williams is enjoying the offseason, including the FIFA World Cup action. The U.S. co-hosted the event with Mexico and Canada, but hosted the majority of the games, including the final.
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
First- and second-round selections are virtually always expected to start, or at least provide an instant return on their investment. Projections for players selected in the third round vary based on the situation they're entering, but they're usually expected to provide an early impact as well.
The Bears finished 2025 with the seventh-fewest sacks in the league. Star pass rusher Montez Sweat led the team with 10.0 sacks, 13 tackles for loss, and 18 quarterback hits, but no other defensive end on the team reached even half his sack total.
The Chicago Bears' offensive line went from one of the league's worst units two years ago to one of the best last season. The offseason additions of Jonah Jackson, Joe Thuney, Drew Dalman, and Ozzy Trapilo helped them cut their sack total from a league-high 68 sacks in 2024 to only 24 (third-best in the NFL) in 2025.
When Chicago Bears training camp rolls around, fans will be eagerly watching how the team’s offseason additions mesh with the new roster. Coming off of a run to the Divisional Round, expectations will be high in the Windy City.
Three different players made at least four starts and played at least 200 snaps at left tackle for the Bears last year. Braxton Jones opened the year as the starter, but was benched in Week 4 after a rough start and later landed on injured reserve.
The countdown to Madden NFL 27 is officially on. With the game's August 13 release date quickly approaching, EA Sports has spent the past several weeks unveiling major features across Gameplay, Franchise Mode, Ultimate Team, Superstar Mode, and Presentation.
The Chicago Bears improved greatly in 2025 under head coach Ben Johnson. They went 11-6 and won the NFC North for the first time in years. Additionally, they knocked the hated Green Bay Packers out of the NFL Playoffs.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is one of the most highly debated players in the NFL. There is no question that he is an exceptional talent. After all, he was selected first overall in the 2024 NFL Draft and has already put together two of the best single seasons for a quarterback in Bears franchise history.
Former Chicago Bears safety Jaquan Brisker bid goodbye to the team and its fanbase in a recent Instagram post. Brisker agreed to a one-year, $5.5 million contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers last March.
The Chicago Bears decided to move on from a 2022 draft pick this offseason as they rebuilt the safety position. The Bears let Kevin Byard III, Jaquan Brisker, Jonathan Owens, and C.
Tyrique Stevenson was a full-time starter through the early portion of his Bears career. 2025 saw his playing time drop, though, and a first-team gig is not assured entering training camp.
The Chicago Bears might be progressing with plans for a stadium in Indiana, but one Illinois lawmaker thinks the battle to keep the franchise is far from over.