It's often said there is no offseason for the Bears and other NFL teams but this is a fallacy. It lasts about six weeks between the end of minicamps and OTAs in June until the start of July training camps.
Former Bears receiver/running back Velus Jones of the Seahawks made a key play in the first half of the Super Bowl. He did what Bears fans saw him do numerous times in his two-plus seasons.
Worrying about Press Taylor's impact on the Bears as their new offensive coordinator is like being concerned about the quality of the meal you'll have in a restaurant based on your waitress or bus boy.
Super Bowl Sunday has a way of looping back to the Chicago Bears, even though they haven't won one since 1985. For these Bears, Super Sunday is all about the 2026 season schedule.
Some franchises' best efforts have not led to victory parades or even Super Bowl berths. Because of untimely injuries, unfortunate circumstances, or myriad other reasons, many teams' plans throughout NFL history have not produced the desired result.
The popular narrative for the Bears in 2026 is how they'll revert back to pre-Ben Johnson days or possibly fight simply to get above .500, chiefly because of the first-place schedule they'll play.
Entering the upcoming NFL offseason, the Chicago Bears are going to be a very intriguing team to keep an eye on. Over the last couple of years, Ryan Poles has put in a lot of work and has been very aggressive as he worked to get the Bears back into playoff contention.
When Brian Urlacher talks about a Chicago Bears quarterback with awe, Bears fans should listen closely. And after watching Caleb Williams develop during the 2025 season, Urlacher didn't hesitate to gush over the 2024 first overall pick.
The Chicago Bears offense put the league on notice in 2025. Head coach Ben Johnson had the offense humming in his first year with Chicago. The Bears finished No.
Former Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Pace is once again on the outside of an NFL front office, this time after the Atlanta Falcons parted ways with him in a move that quietly closed another chapter of his post-Chicago career.
The Chicago Bears have a new offensive coordinator. After losing Declan Doyle to the Baltimore Ravens, the Bears announced the promotion of Press Taylor from passing game coordinator to OC.
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.
"I'm just a fan. I'm not a football evaluator," said Chicago Bears owner George McCaskey in a press conference following the 2021 NFL season. He caught a lot of flak from the fans for this quote, and deservedly so, given the state of the team at the time.
According to Ian Rapoport, the Bears have promoted passing game coordinator Press Taylor to offensive coordinator. He replaces former OC Declan Doyle, who Chicago allowed to leave in a lateral move to the Ravens because HC Ben Johnson is the play-caller for the Bears. He’s the younger brother of Bengals HC Zac Taylor.
Ben Johnson’s first year with the Chicago Bears has been a resounding success. In just his first year at the helm, Johnson has turned this team into a dark-horse contender in the NFC.
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has made quick work of replacing his two departing assistant coaches and the decision can help keep some synergy going into his second season.
Ozzy Trapilo was a key figure on the Bears’ offensive line during his rookie season. His second NFL campaign is likely to be delayed, though. Trapilo suffered a torn patellar tendon during Chicago’s wild-card victory.
Bears fans might want to look closely at Sunday's Super Bowl from a scouting standpoint and especially the offenses for both the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks.
Before the Chicago Bears‘ 31-27 win over the Green Bay Packers in the wild-card round, team owner George McCaskey had a moment that went viral during a photo opportunity with fans.
Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles has had plenty of misses during his tenure with the team since being hired in 2022 but arguably the biggest miss came with Velus Jones Jr.
The Chicago Bears were hoping for a different feeling during Super Bowl week and expected to be the NFC representative set to play in the big game on Sunday.
Bears G Joe Thuney was announced as the first ever Protector Of The Year award on Thursday at NFL Honors. Thuney, 33, was drafted by the Patriots in the third round out of N.C.
The Bears have found their replacement for Eric Bienemy, their running backs coach in 2025 who returned to Kansas City as the Chiefs’ offensive coordinator this offseason.