Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson suddenly has an abundance of riches at running back. The combination of D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai is slowly morphing into a discount version of what Johnson had with the Detroit Lions, when David Montgomery and Jahmyr Gibbs combined to become the best running back duo in the NFL.
What if I told you the Bengals only have the second-worst rushing defense in the NFL? What if I told you the team the Bears play this week has (somehow) been even worse at stopping their opponent's ground games?
If there's an unsung hero in the Chicago Bears' defense, it's linebacker T.J. Edwards. While he was out for the first few games of the season with a hamstring injury, Chicago's defense suffered, especially against the run.
The load of talent on the New York Giants' defensive line has been properly acknowledged by Bears coaches and offensive players all week. They're three deep in great talent at defensive end, including sacks leader Brian Burns, and any line with Dexter Lawrence is to be feared.
The Chicago Bears' offense is suddenly very relevant for fantasy football managers entering Week 10. After Caleb Williams and the rest of the squad exploded on the Cincinnati Bengals to the tune of 47 points in Week 9, the Bears' matchup against the New York Giants has fantasy managers hoping to capitalize on another friendly matchup for Chicago.
The NFL trade deadline looms in early November, and several teams with seller profiles have emerged. Here are the top candidates to be traded before that point.
It's yet to reach the level of Richard Williams or LaVar Ball, but Rome Odunze's father caused quite the self-aggrandizing stir this week. James, Dad of the Chicago Bears' receiver, picked a curious - i.e.
Modern football is all about big plays and as a companion piece to the STEP Differential, I’m tracking the Bears big plays all year in this Infogram: Chicago Bears 2025 STEP Differential Tracker Infogram Last year’s tracker is on the second page.
The Bears defense is facing yet another difficult injury situation, although not to the secondary or at defensive end this time. Linebacker T.J. Edwards has a hamstring injury again and hasn't practiced at all this week during preparation to face the Giants .
The Chicago Bears are coming off winning one of the wildest NFL games of the year last Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals. The win brought their record to 5-3, and they have a chance to push their record to 6-3, which would be the first time the Bears are 3 games over .500 since 2020, when they started 5-1.
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.
Former NFL quarterback Rex Grossman says he has “no regrets” about his up-and-down tenure with the Chicago Bears. During a recent appearance on Barstool Chicago’s “The Stretch” podcast, Grossman made it clear that he’s content with how things turned out.
As fun as it would’ve been to see the Bears make a major move in the pass-rush department at the trade deadline, their instinct to take a seven-round-pick flyer on former No.
The Hawk is making its first real appearance at Soldier Field Sunday and it's going to test Ben Johnson's ability to call an offense, if not Caleb Williams' ability to handle the cold and wind.
Colin Cowherd is one of the most popular media personalities across the NFL landscape. Many value his opinion greatly. Bears' fans are going to love his most recent take on the Caleb Williams and Jayden Daniels conversation.
Earlier today, the Chicago Bears announced that linebacker Amen Ogbongbemiga was activated from injured reserve, while waiving linebacker Carl Jones Jr.
Special teams rarely gets extensive public scrutiny, with the possible exception of times when something goes terribly wrong. It did Sunday, and the Bears, and special teams coordinator Richard Hightower stood up Thursday to take his own blame in last week's special teams fiasco at Cincinnati.
The Bears had some money to BURN this offseason. They used much of it to solidify the offensive line. However, that was far from the only unit they addressed on the open market.
The trade deadline came and went at 4 p.m. EST, and yes, wide receiver Rome Odunze is still a member of the Chicago Bears. That shouldn’t have been much of a surprise.
The Chicago Bears offensive line have been exceeding expectations throughout the season. Both the pass blocking and run blocking have been a key part to the offense’s success.
The Chicago Bears announced they officially activated LB Amen Ogbongbemiga from injured reserve and cut LB Carl Jones Jr. in a corresponding move. Bears
The Chicago Bears were widely expected to be in the market for some pass rush help ahead of Tuesday's trade deadline after suffering multiple losses on the defensive front but how the team went about that process was still a question mark.
Quarterback Caleb Williams' impressive effort throughout a seesaw shootout in Cincinnati in Week 9 allowed the Chicago Bears to match their win total from last season.
Bears GM Ryan Poles announced that they will activate LB Amen Ogbongbemiga from injured reserve this week, per Brad Biggs. Ogbongbemiga, 27, was a two-year starter at Oklahoma State and earned second-team All-Big 12 honors in 2019 and 2020.