The Chicago Bears are set to face the Cincinnati Bengals in their preseason Week 2 game tonight, but the Bengals have already announced that their starters won't play, which means the Bears are likely to follow suit.
When rookies come into their first rookie camp and the process of development begins, about anything can happen. Injuries play a huge role in this. Last year Colston Loveland and Luther Burden III had to cope with the aftermath of injuries all offseason and failed to make impacts until the regular season hit the month marker.
The Cincinnati Bengals and Chicago Bears held a joint practice on Thursday. The session gave both teams a chance to see how prepared they compared to the competition.
The Chicago Bears will take the fireld for their seconde preseason contest on Saturday night when they travel to Paycor Stadium to take on the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Chicago Bears are hours away from kicking things off against the Cincinnati Bengals and here are the four players I’ll be watching closely to see if they can solidify starting positions, or roster spots, in this game.
Ben Johnson and the Chicago Bears made their preseason debut last Saturday against the Cleveland Browns. While they won 34-10, he wasn’t completely happy with the team’s performance.
Apart from the Chicago Bears’ joint practice with the Cincinnati Bengals, Caleb Williams has not touched the ground during the team’s preseason action.
The Chicago Bears take on the Cincinnati Bengals in their second preseason contest later today. A few key storylines will bear watching over the final two exhibition contests.
The Chicago Bears are gearing up for the second preseason game of the exhibition slate. They will take on the Cincinnati Bengals at Paycor Stadium on Saturday night.
Contrary to conventional wisdom, Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles has built his defense from the outside in, pouring resources and attention into the secondary rather than the defensive line.
The athletic ability of first-round pick Dillon Thieneman continues to show up more and more as training camp and preseason have progressed. His interception in the joint practice against the Bengals is another example of his play-making ability.
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.
There are a few key storylines to watch when the Chicago Bears face off against the Cincinnati Bengals on Saturday evening. While the outcome of these preseason contests doesn't really matter, they provide crucial insight for front offices making tough roster decisions next week.
On Thursday, the Chicago Bears and Cincinnati Bengals had a joint practice. Overall, the Bears didn’t fare too well. Caleb Williams threw 3 interceptions and was sacked twice at the end.
It's easy to see where GM Ryan Poles' next move for the Bears' roster needs to come. It should have occurred before now, anyway. There are 14 teams with six running backs in camp, nine with five, seven with seven backs and one with eight.
Ja’Marr Chase and the Cincinnati Bengals participated in a joint practice with the Chicago Bears. Thursday’s session allowed the star wide receiver to see firsthand how good Jaylon Johnson is.
It isn't very often we get to see the less serious side of Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson, but once in a while it shines through. We got a glimpse of that side of the normally super serious Bears head coach when he crashed an interview featuring assistant head coach and wide receivers coach Antwaan Randle El.
Chicago Bears cornerback Kyler Gordon remains sidelined by a persistent soft-tissue injury, and questions are growing about whether he will be ready to contribute when the regular season begins.
When the Chicago Bears traded away DJ Moore, the franchise showed they have full confidence in Rome Odunze leading the wide receiver room. Through training camp thus far, Odunze has passed the test.
After a homecoming season back with the Los Angeles Chargers, veteran wide receiver Keenan Allen is joining another AFC hopeful ahead of the 2026 campaign.
Watching an important player leave practice with an injury is always concerning, but it appears as if the Chicago Bears may have caught a lucky break (pun intended) when it comes to Kyle Monangai.