When the Bears host the Vikings in Chicago's first home game of the season at Soldier Field in Week 2, there will be adverse weather conditions on the playing surface.
The Chicago Bears are solely focused on coming away with a win in their Week 2 matchup against the Minnesota Vikings. But if they score at least 37 points, the 2026 team will etch their name into NFL history forever.
Caleb Williams proved in Week 1 during a 59-37 win over the Panthers that year three might be the best yet for the Bears quarterback. Williams' 334 all-purpose
Colston Loveland and the Chicago Bears are busy preparing for their matchup with the Minnesota Vikings. It’s their home opener after winning last Sunday over the Carolina Panthers 59-37.
How many of the active NFL players to rush for at least 150 yards in a game can you name in five minutes?
Chicago Bears cornerback Kyler Gordon has been a crucial contributor on defense when healthy. However, that hasn’t been the case for quite some time now.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Chicago Bears are riding into Week 2 with plenty of momentum after scoring 59 in their season opener. But to Ben Johnson, the Bears haven’t accomplished anything yet.
Can you imagine being a rookie defender playing your first snaps in the NFL, and they come against a Ben Johnson-led offense? That's the position two or three Minnesota Vikings players could find themselves in on Sunday.
Now healthy, the Chicago Bears are counting on Jaylon Johnson to lead their cornerback room. But to do so, Johnson knows he needs to improve on his performance from Week 1.
The final score will grab the headlines. Explosive plays from Caleb Williams will dominate social media. Ben Johnson’s creative play calling will generate the national buzz.
The Chicago Bears will not beat the Minnesota Vikings simply by asking quarterback Caleb Williams to repeat the improvisational brilliance that powered a 59-point opener.
The Chicago Bears released their final Week 2 injury report before their game against the Minnesota Vikings, and it literally could not have been any better.
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 2026 season.
The Chicago Bears are confident in their defensive line. So much so that they were willing to trade defensive tackle Gervon Dexter prior to the season.
The Chicago Bears have signed 26-year-old defensive back Keidron Smith to the practice squad, a familiar move that brings the Kentucky product back to Halas Hall after a brief earlier stint this month.
Preparing to take on the Minnesota Vikings is a difficult test as is. But heading into the Week 2 matchup, the Chicago Bears had to be ready for two potential quarterback outcomes.
Friday is officially here, meaning the Chicago Bears are just two days away from their Week 2 matchup with the Minnesota Vikings. After an impressive 59-37 victory in Week 1, the Bears will look to win their second consecutive game of the season.
The Chicago Bears final injury report going into Week 2 is a green light all across the board, and it’s even bigger news for Ben Johnson’s offense going up against the Minnesota Vikings.
The Chicago Bears released their Friday Week 2 injury report ahead of Sunday’s home opener against the Minnesota Vikings. Every player on the report practiced fully Friday, including running backs D’Andre Swift (ankle/knee) and Kyle Monangai (hamstring), and offensive tackle Darnell Wright (knee).
The Chicago Bears entered 2026 with injuries across their secondary. Matters were made even worse when Xavier Woods, who is replacing the injured Coby Bryant, was ruled out in Week 1.
On Friday, the Vikings confirmed what had become expected news.
The Bears lead the NFL in multiple offensive categories after a 59-37 win in the season opener at the Carolina Panthers.
The Chicago Bears announced they signed DB Keidron Smith to the practice squad and placed DB Anthony Johnson on the practice squad’s injured list. Chicago’s practice squad now includes: RB Salvon Ahmed G Caden Barnett TE Stephen Carlson DE Marcus Davenport WR Kaden Davis G Kyle Hergel LB Wayne Matthews WR Scott Miller DB Deantre Prince WR J.P.
Maxx Crosby looked solid in his Las Vegas Raiders season debut, which has seemingly ramped up trade speculation after the Ravens backed out of a deal for the star pass rusher over medical concerns.
Should the Bears make a move for a former No. 5 pick?
Talk about a strong start to the season.
The Bears were reportedly in the mix to get Crosby before his failed trade to the Baltimore Ravens.
Here's what head coach Ben Johnson and the Bears need to do to improve in Week 2.
A Monday report shared the Minnesota Vikings received a "good sign" on Murray. O'Connell subsequently provided more reason for optimism.
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