The Chicago Bears underwent a fairly drastic overhaul of their roster this offseason, particularly on the defensive side. Three of their starting defensive backs last year are on other teams, all playing on one-year 'prove it' deals.
Per Brad Biggs, the Bears are signing DB Beanie Bishop after a workout with the team on Friday. The team is waiving LS Luke Elkin in a corresponding move.
Among the many injured Chicago Bears we're monitoring this week are edge rusher Montez Sweat and left tackle Braxton Jones. Both players left Thursday's practice early with undisclosed injuries and did not take part on Day 9 of training camp on Saturday.
It's not even an exaggeration to say the Chicago Bears' secondary is dealing with a new injury every day. If we didn't know any better, we might say that the Bears are practicing near a substation in Santa Clara at this point.
Since 1990, 46 NFL running backs have led or tied for the lead in rushing touchdowns on the season. How many of these leaders can you name in five minutes?
Luther Burden left Chicago Bears practice early on Saturday. The young wide receiver tangled with cornerback Tyrique Stevenson during a red-zone one-on-one drill.
The first full week of Chicago Bears training camp has concluded, with eight practices and three full contract padded practices. The team has seen some players emerge as training camp stars and have squarely added their names to the starter mix.
First Colston Loveland went up in the corner of the end zone Saturday for a Caleb Williams throw and hauled in a touchdown to touch off a celebration, one that included the passer himself.
The Chicago Bears have two weeks of training camp in the books now and are one week away from their first preseason game of 2026. That makes this is a good time to take a look at the roster and start making projections.
With Kyler Gordon on the PUP list right now due to injury and the Bears not having a ton of depth at the cornerback position, that has quickly opened up opportunities.
One of the biggest strengths of the Chicago Bears is tight end right now. You have Colston Loveland at the top, who’s the clear TE1. With Loveland being drafted 10th overall in the 2025 NFL Draft and having 713 yards in his rookie season, there’s not much debate for the starting spot.
Bears TE Colston Loveland enters the second year of his career after being a first-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Chicago HC Ben Johnson highly praised
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.
Last season, the Chicago Bears defense led the NFL in takeaways. These were mostly interceptions, as the secondary took the ball away at an extraordinary rate a year ago.
Fox Sports released a feature with NFL analyst Ben Arthur discussing a group of players in the NFL with "the most to gain" in 2026. He has Caleb Williams in there.
The Chicago Bears had one of the best secondaries in the NFL a year ago. Indeed, the safety room and cornerbacks combined to lead the league in interceptions, giving the Bears a fighting chance to win in every game.
Rome Odunze played a significant role for the Chicago Bears last season. He was instrumental to the team winning the NFC North and reaching the Divisional Round.
The Chicago Bears made the decision this off-season to move their offense forward with a young core of pass catchers. As a result, wide receiver DJ Moore was traded to the Buffalo Bills.
Bears wide receiver Luther Burden limped off the field with an apparent leg injury following an awkward landing making a contested catch in Saturday's training camp practice.
The Chicago Bears won the NFC North last season with a record of 11-6. One of the biggest reasons for their success was how adept the defense was at generating turnovers.
With injured Bears safety Coby Bryant likely to miss approximately two months, the team is bringing in another experienced option at the position. The Bears have signed nine-year veteran Xavier Woods, the team announced.
Crosby is back with the Las Vegas Raiders, and the new season is just a little over a month away. But, that doesn't mean Crosby is a forever Raider anymore.