When Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson goes into his bag of tricks, it oftentimes looks like he’s calling plays straight out of Madden. Turns out he was a big fan of the franchise as he fell in love with football.
The Chicago Bears have wrapped up another week of practice going into Sunday's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers and while all eyes on the injury front are dialed into Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and his availability, the Bears defense got some bad news going into the weekend.
First off, this is not a proclamation that the Bears will represent the NFC in the Super Bowl. I'm not even ready to predict that they're going to lock up a playoff spot with the gauntlet they have ahead of them.
NFL draft stock is fluid from the start of the college football season until it concludes. These 20 players have risen up draft boards in 2025 as a result of their strong start to the season.
The praise for Chicago Bears rookie receiver Luther Burden III keeps rolling in, from head coach Ben Johnson to analysts who think he should’ve been the team’s WR3 weeks ago.
The 7-3 Chicago Bears are unsure who the Pittsburgh Steelers will play at quarterback on Sunday. More news: Ben Johnson’s impact continues to show for the Chicago Bears Aaron Rodgers is battling a hand injury he suffered in Week 11.
From coach Ben Johnson to quarterback Caleb Williams to other Bears starters, there has been nothing but reverence expressed about Steelers coach Mike Tomlin and even former Packers QB Aaron Rodgers all week.
Winning dramatically is becoming the new normal in Chicago. After falling short to the Minnesota Vikings in the season opener, the Chicago Bears got their revenge on the road in Week 11, winning 19-17 on a walk-off Cairo Santos field goal.
A familiar villain is set to face the Chicago Bears, but this time he’ll be wearing black and yellow. Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is preparing to face his old rival, the Chicago Bears, in a crucial Week 12 matchup, though a wrist injury has his status for the game in question.
Sunday’s matchup against the AFC North-leading Pittsburgh Steelers could represent one of the Chicago Bears’ most interesting tests of the season so far.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
The Bears may have found a way to get the ball out of Aaron Rodgers' hand Sunday, even if he does play. It's not really what they want, though. The Pittsburgh Steelers normally need no invitation to run the football but this year is different, and the Bears might provide it because of their injury report.
The Chicago Bears are preparing for the return of top cornerback Jaylon Johnson. However, an injury goodwill has now been hit with a devastating linebacker up date.
Jaylon Johnson's recovery timetable seems to be moving up at a rapid pace. The two-time Bears Pro Bowl cornerback took part in a full practice Thursday for the first time since Week 2 following surgery he needed after a groin injury.
Dennis Allen has a pretty good idea how to defend against Aaron Rodgers should the Steelers choose to start a quarterback nursing a broken wrist. The Bears defensive coordinator was on both ends of it against Rodgers, but his triumph was a shocking season-opening 38-3 win in 2021 when the Saints had to call Jacksonville, Fla.
When Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson assembled his first coaching staff earlier in the year, he made some absolute slam dunk hires all across the board.
As the Chicago Bears navigate the current season, questions are already surfacing about the long-term future of key players on their roster. One prominent name caught in the speculation is safety Jaquan Brisker, whose rookie contract is set to expire in 2026.
The Bears designated cornerback Kyler Gordon to return from injured reserve on Wednesday, per a team announcement. Gordon has dealt with multiple injuries already this season.
On Sunday, the Week 11 matchup between the Chicago Bears and the Minnesota Vikings was almost a repeat of the Bears collapse in Week 1, but Ben Johnson's Bears are finally coming into their own.