If you’re still wondering how in the world Caleb Williams fit his second touchdown throw of the day into DJ Moore against the Browns, you’re not alone.
The Chicago Bears were coming off a tough loss in Week 14 to the Green Bay Packers and many expected the team to overlook the three-win Cleveland Browns coming to town on Sunday and viewed the Week 15 game as a potential trap game.
The Chicago Bears played arguably their best game of the season in a 31-3 route of the Cleveland Browns, proving that they are a legitimate playoff contender and staving off the scary 'trap game' warnings from NFL analysts.
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The Bears had the opportunity to make quick work of Cleveland and get everyone out of the brutal cold Sunday at Soldier Field. They made everyone shiver a little at first, but eventually accomplished their ends with an efficient tuneup for next week's second showdown against Green Bay.
The Chicago Bears are hoping to win the NFC North this season, and a win Sunday will help them do just that. Chicago is playing the Cleveland Browns, and getting a monster day from wideout DJ Moore.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
As the Chicago Bears were getting ready for their Week 15 game, there seemed to be some breaking news. A new player went from active on Sunday to not able to play against the Cleveland Browns.
The Chicago Bears (9-4) head into Sunday’s Week 15 matchup against the 3-10 Cleveland Browns looking to rebound after a tough 28-21 road loss to the Green Bay Packers, a result that snapped their NFC North lead and stalled their momentum in a key late-season stretch.
Another week for the Bears and another late scratch due to injury. They had wide receiver Rome Odunze active for the game with Cleveland on Sunday and he went through the early warmups with stretching, but then when the full team went through warmups shortly before the game he aggravated his injured foot and was a last-second scratch.
Chicago Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze is active for Sunday's game against the visiting Cleveland Browns. Odunze is returning to the lineup after sitting out last week's game against the Green Bay Packers with a foot injury.
The Chicago Bears were thrown an extra complication before Sunday’s game against the Cleveland Browns. The 9-4 Bears are set to hose the 3-10 Browns at Soldier Field.
The Chicago Bears are bracing for a boost on offense this weekend, and it might come in the form of Rome Odunze’s return. According to NFL insider Ian Rapoport, the Bears are optimistic that wide receiver Odunze will play Sunday in Week 15 against the Cleveland Browns despite being listed as questionable with a foot injury.
Chicago Bears cornerback Kyler Gordon was placed on injured reserve Saturday with a groin injury, which means he will miss at least the rest of the regular season.
Bears S Kevin Byard hasn’t missed a single game in his 10-year career. Byard said it is a testament to how much he cares about his teammates and winning.
The first matchup of the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers rivalry of the 2025 season certainly lived up to the hype last Sunday, coming down to the final play and even showing one exciting head-to-head battle that can make this rivalry even more exciting for years to come.
Anyone who looks at Caleb Williams' declining passing numbers and the need coach Ben Johnson has for more efficient passing might be surprised by how certain he and his offensive coaches are about their quarterback's future.
Chicago Bears breakout cornerback Nahshon Wright is heading into an important offseason, one that could determine the next chapter of his NFL career. After emerging as an unexpected difference-maker in the Bears’ secondary this season, Wright is set to become a free agent, and his future remains unclear.
Getting straight to the point, it’s going to be an extremely crucial offseason for the Chicago Bears. As it stands, the Bears only have around $1.24 million in available cap space this offseason, which is drastically smaller than what the team had in the previous offseasons.