How teams line up in training camp and OTAs often tells even more than a preseason game can reveal. The Bears continued to say plenty with Wednesday's practice, and that especially pertained to two players in particular.
As the Chicago Bears are still dealing with Kyler Gordon working his way back from dealing with a soft-tissue injury, they are in a spot where they need to answer the question of who they have at nickel cornerback if Gordon misses time.
Roster cuts are coming up quick for the Chicago Bears and players currently on the bubble need to stand out in multiple ways in order to make the 53-man cut.
The Chicago Bears closed camp today at Halas Hall with better injury news than they had 24 hours earlier. Wide receiver Luther Burden III was back on the field Wednesday for the first time since a groin injury Aug.
Another day, another training camp practice in the books for the Chicago Bears, who had their 19th session in total on Wednesday. It was a very light practice for the Bears, who only did mostly seven-on-seven and special teams work in the non-padded session.
Maxx Crosby is with the Las Vegas Raiders, and he's a Raider for life, as he's said over and over again. Considering the franchise tried to trade him during the offseason, though, it's really a wide-open possibility that Crosby could get traded again and stick this time.
Ben Johnson played a significant role in helping bring out the best from Caleb Williams last season. Their relationship has continued to grow stronger in the build up the 2026 campaign.
Stop me if you've heard this one before: the Chicago Bears got incredibly lucky in 2025 and will come crashing back to Earth in 2026. It's a popular talking point, and many fans, and some analysts, talk about it like an inevitable outcome.
Tyson Bagent, the Chicago Bears quarterback, knows a thing or two about the importance of family support. His father, Travis Bagent, endured significant hardship growing up, living without running water from kindergarten through ninth grade.
We are now through two preseason games of the Chicago Bears' exhibition slate and that means we are one week closer to the beginning of the 2026 NFL season.
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.
Cole Kmet and the Chicago Bears are just more than two weeks away from opening their 2026 season. They are deep in preparations for the campaign and are set to play their final preseason game on Saturday.
Tuesday morning the Chicago Bears pulled the curtain back on their Nike “Rivalries” uniform, unveiling it at the same hour as the seven other teams in the program.
The final week of the NFL preseason is upon us, which means roster cuts are right around the corner. With the 53-man roster deadline moved up to August 30th this year, reports are beginning to surface about potential trade and/or cut candidates.
At a time when most NFL franchises are set for the 2026 season, the 2025 NFC North champions are still struggling to find a Left Tackle to bolster their already formidable offensive line.
Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson proved on the final day of training camp that he still has what it takes to be one of the top leaders on the team and now the staff just needs to see it happen on the field.
The Chicago Bears were worried about Darnell Wright after he suffered an injury in practice ahead of their preseason finale this weekend. They’ve received some good news, and it looks like he’ll be back on the practice field soon, according to ESPN’s Courtney Cronin.
Adam Schefter reports that the Dolphins are signing RB Coleman Bennett to a one-year contract. Bennett played at Bucknell, then one season at Rice before transferring to Kennesaw State for his final year of college football.
The Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers are one of the most storied rivalries in the NFL. They faced each other thrice last season, including the Wild Card Round which the Bears won 31-27 at Soldier Field.
In the middle of a long and physical practice Tuesday after their disappointing experience in Cincinnati, the Bears seemed to be getting sloppy and even tired on the field.
The Chicago Bears’ most difficult roster decision may come down to a player who never sees the field on opening night. With Caleb Williams certainly comfortable in Ben Johnson’s offense and the starting units beginning to take shape, Chicago’s roster picture is becoming clearer by the day.
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 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.