The Chicago Bears continue to be mentioned as a team that will be aggressive in making a move before the NFL trade deadline, but we need to set some realistic guardrails on what to expect.
The 2026 NFL season is about halfway over, and the Chicago Bears are at 5-2 after a sensational primetime win over the New England Patriots last Thursday.
Trade rumors continue to heat up around the Chicago Bears with a few weeks to go before the Nov. 10 trade deadline. According to NFL insider Jordan Schultz, he's hearing the Bears are "connected to" interest in three different Pro Bowlers, as well as some players who aren't on the trade block.
The Chicago Bears aren’t the only NFC North team coming off a big win in Week 7. While the Minnesota Vikings remain undefeated, their offense has shown some cracks.
The Chicago Bears are still basking in the glow of their 30-24 victory over the New England Patriots. However, quarterback Caleb Williams’ pockets are now feeling lighter despite the win.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The trade winds continue to circulate in advance of the 3 p.m. Nov. 10 deadline, and especially around teams in the NFC North. With all four teams over .500 and Minnesota unbeaten, the North is the place where teams with available talent need to focus trade efforts.
The Chicago Bears sit firmly in the NFC playoff picture, Caleb Williams is healthy again, Ben Johnson’s offense is humming, and the defense is getting healthier by the week.
The Chicago Bears have a long break until the next game, one week from today, against the Seattle Seahawks and it’s going to be a daunting challenge for Ben Johnson’s unit.
The Chicago Bears have received standout performances from several players through the first seven weeks of the 2026 NFL season, helping them build momentum as they enter Week 8.
The Chicago Bears improved to 5-2 with a Thursday night victory over the New England Patriots, earning a mini-bye before their Week 8 matchup. With Sunday off, the Bears watched several key divisional games unfold while maintaining second place in the NFC North.
The Chicago Bears enter their Week 8 matchup against the Seattle Seahawks with a 5-2 record. There are plenty of reasons to remain optimistic about Chicago’s future.
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The Chicago Bears enter Week 8 at 5-2, putting themselves in position to make a serious push for the playoffs with the trade deadline looming. While the roster has shown plenty of promise, injuries and a few areas of concern could motivate general manager Ryan Poles to explore the trade market.
Head coach Ben Johnson arrived in Chicago in 2025 with a clear objective: develop Bears’ quarterback Caleb Williams. Johnson’s offensive system complemented Williams’ incredible playmaking ability, and the two quickly formed a strong head coach-quarterback duo.
Luther Burden III shined in Week 7 against the New England Patriots. The Chicago Bears wide receiver drew a lot of praise from analysts and teammates for his strong performance.
As Chicago Bears fans dream of a potential Khalil Mack reunion, it appears the team is has already taken a step toward making it happen. On Sunday, FOX's NFL insider, Jay Glazer, revealed that the Bears have already put in a call to the Los Angeles Chargers to inquire about the availability of Mack.
Chicago Bears defensive back Clark Phillips III could face a fine after his hit on New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye in Week 7. The Bears recorded their fifth win of the season after a 30-24 victory over the Patriots at Soldier Field on Thursday Night Football.
The Chicago Bears are once again being doubted. The NFL Network’s analysts made their choices clear on who they think will win the NFC North this season, and all three of them did not pick the defending champions.
The Chicago Bears earned a Week 7 victory over the New England Patriots, but not every player delivered the same level of performance. While several Bears stepped up to make critical plays in the win, others struggled to meet expectations, particularly on the defensive side of the ball.
The Chicago Bears pulled off a win over the New England Patriots on Thursday, 30-24. Quarterback Caleb Williams had a solid performance in his second game back after dealing with an injury.
Fans of the Chicago Bears have been trained by hard-luck experience not to ask this question in October. So let’s ask it carefully … are the Bears actually this good?
While Drake Maye played well in what became a 30-24 loss that dropped New England to 4-3 on the season, he had one regret on his mind while speaking with reporters after the defeat.
In a game billed as a battle of young star quarterbacks, Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears outdueled Drake Maye and the New England Patriots on "Thursday Night Football."
After giving up a late first-half TD to Chicago, the New England Patriots received the ensuing kickoff down by 13 and starting on their own 34 with nine seconds left. Right where the Pats want to be.