There are many signs that a team has great leadership, and one of them is players holding other players accountable. We saw that on two occasions during Chicago Bears practice on Tuesday.
Calling reaction to the new Bears Rivalries uniforms lukewarm would be like saying the Titanic failed to live up to expectations. Maybe Ben Johnson had the best reaction: "What uniforms?" he said.
As the 2026 NFL season rapidly approaches, with the preseason finale set to kick off on Thursday, fans of teams like the Chicago Bears are carefully crafting their personal 53-man rosters to predict what GM Ryan Poles will release on Sunday, August 30.
The Chicago Bears’ Tuesday practice came with plenty of twists and turns. On the positive side, backup quarterback Tyson Bagent has made his return to training camp.
Defensive tackle Gervon Dexter was among Bears who garnered trade interest over the winter. Dexter is still in Chicago as the season draws closer, but a trade remains a possibility, according to Jordan Schultz.
The Chicago Bears suffered an injury scare involving offensive tackle Darnell Wright during Tuesday’s practice as the team prepares to close out its preseason against the Tennessee Titans on Saturday at 6 p.m.
In a bizarre turn of events, the Chicago Bears are trying to shop a pass-rusher before the start of the regular season. The Bears were reportedly interested in trading for Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive tackle Vita Vea this summer before he signed a new deal to stay with the Buccaneers.
Trade rumors are starting to heat back up regarding Chicago Bears defensive tackle Gervon Dexter Sr. and head coach Ben Johnson accidently fanned those flames ahead of Tuesday’s practice.
The Chicago Bears are scheduled to take on the Carolina Panthers in the Week 1 opener to kick off the new season. While hype surrounds the team heading into the 2026-27 campaign, it does appear that the club has an Achilles heel at left tackle.
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.
The Chicago Bears are trying to find their starting left tackle for Week 1 against the Carolina Panthers as Ozzy Trapilo works his way back from an injury in the playoffs last season.
The Chicago Bears have added two defensive players back on the active roster off the PUP list ahead of Tuesday’s practice and got CB Tyrique Stevenson back on the field.
The Chicago Bears made a total of four roster moves on Tuesday, including the signing of a veteran linebacker to replace Nephi Sewell. The Bears announced they have placed Sewell on injured reserve, which will end his 2026 season before it starts, barring an injury settlement.
The Chicago Bears are in their final week of training camp, making the next few days critical for the 90-man roster to impress the coaching staff before the roster gets trimmed to 53 players on Sunday.
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson expressed his frustration after joint practice sessions with the Cincinnati Bengals, pointing out three procedural errors during the first seven snaps.
Ben Johnson and the Chicago Bears have one preseason game left before they start their regular-season schedule. He and his staff have seen some players step up their games, competing for a spot in the 53-man roster.
While Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has grumbled about his offense, he also wasn’t happy with a preseason game performance. But cheer up, Ben! The Bears’ NFL Rivalries uniform takes a page out of Illinois football, according to a post on X by the Bears.
The Chicago Bears are planning to show their competition in the NFC North that the 2025 season was just a starting point for the franchise and not just a fluky, first-place finish.
The Chicago Bears have unveiled their new Nike "Rivalries" uniform, which the team will wear during the 2026 season. The Bears dropped the reveal on Tuesday morning in a minute-long video on social media.
The Chicago Bears lost 27-9 to the Cincinnati Bengals in their second preseason game on Aug. 22. It was sloppy, undisciplined, and largely forgettable.
In February, it was learned Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent was seen by teams as a trade target. Calls have been made, although Chicago has not moved forward with a swap.
The Chicago Bears’ stadium drama has reached a point where a move across the state line is no longer just a possibility. The team is now focused on Hammond, Indiana, and that has frustrated former Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher, who believes Illinois politicians allowed the situation to get this far.