There’s no sugarcoating it, this is not great news in the slightest for Coby Bryant. When the first report about the Bryant injury came out, it was from
Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears witnessed Coby Bryant suffer a knee injury during training camp. It’s a huge blow to the team, particularly its defense, as the safety was set to play a significant role.
The Chicago Bears are expected to have a big day tomorrow with chairman George McCaskey and CEO/president Kevin Warren set to speak to the press in addition to head coach Ben Johnson.
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has voiced his frustration over the last year about the availability of Kyler Gordon. Gordon appeared in just three games last season, starting in one game amid groin and calf injuries.
Sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter that Chicago Bears receiver Luther Burden III is expected to miss all three preseason games with a strained groin injury.
The Cleveland Browns offered a little more clarity on how their quarterback competition is going to unfold in the preseason by announcing their starting quarterbacks for the first two preseason games.
Shortly after the draft and throughout the offseason, the Bears' center position kept getting mentioned in trade speculation. The thinking all along was
A question posed by The Athletic's Jacob Robinson has to delight every NFC North team's fans, or at least satisfy many of them. This thought is, could 2026 be the year every single team in the division makes the playoffs?
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.
Former Chicago Bears wide receiver DJ Moore appears happy to be working with Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen months after miscommunication with Caleb Williams led to an interception in overtime of a 20-17 loss to the Los Angeles Rams.
The Chicago Bears kick off its preseason action on Saturday against the Cleveland Browns. We still don’t know which starters are expected to play and all eyes will obviously be on the rookies in the preseason.
NFL preseason kicks off tomorrow, and the Bears host the Browns for their first exhibition contest on Saturday afternoon. While some position battles have already been wrapped up (undrafted rookie long-snapper Beau Gardner and center Garrett Bradbury have earned congratulations), others still have yet to be decided.
After winning the NFC North in 2025, head coach Ben Johnson and the Chicago Bears are entering 2026 with lofty expectations. Johnson in particular is looking to produce an offense the NFL has never seen before.
The basis of Ben Johnson's offense is a powerful running attack but until Tuesday's practice there had been only bits and pieces of it because they hadn't fully leaned on it.
Williams guided the 2025 Bears to seven comeback victories after trailing in the fourth quarter of games through their wild-card playoff win over the Green Bay Packers.
Ben Johnson is still receiving praise for how he guided the Chicago Bears to a lot of success in 2025. Caleb Williams also gave him his flowers, expressing his full belief in him.
The 1985 Chicago Bears defense is the most well-known in franchise history, but it should also be noted that the 2005, 2006, 2010, and 2012 Bears defenses were at least top 4 in the NFL in points allowed, and the 2005 defense ranked first.
According to reporting from Chicago Bears Analyst Ben Devine, the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) recently agreed to move its property away from a potential Bears stadium site in Hammond, Indiana.
The Chicago Bears have had their fair share of misses in the first round over the past decade. Just to put it in perspective: three of the last 10 first-round picks were quarterbacks, a sign of Chicago’s QB struggles.
According to the Hoge & Jahns podcast, Bears GM Ryan Poles said training camp is potentially still on the table as a return date for LT Ozzy Trapilo as he works back from a ruptured patellar tendon.
Williams often performed like a future star during his second pro season, as he guided the club to the NFC North division title and to a playoff victory.
Fox Sports released a feature with NFL analyst Ben Arthur discussing a group of players in the NFL with "the most to gain" in 2026. He has Caleb Williams in there.