Entering the offseason, the Chicago Bears had two major needs, one at edge rusher and one at interior defensive line. It was very clear why. The Bears didn't get enough sacks from their edge rushers or interior defensive line last season, and Chicago sported one of the league's worst run defenses.
The Chicago Bears are going to need an overtime miracle to pass a bill that would provide help for the team to build in Arlington Heights. The Illinois
Caleb Williams is emerging as one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL today. Last season, he threw for a career-high 3,942 yards, good for the seventh-most in the league.
Illinois Senator Bill Cunningham made sure to place the blame on the Chicago Bears for causing such a difficult headache regarding the failed stadium proposal to keep the team in the state.
How many of the NFL quarterbacks to lead the league in passing touchdowns for each season since the AFL/NFL merger in 1970 can you name in seven minutes?
The Chicago Bears have done absolutely nothing to address their pass rush this offseason, this in spite of the fact that the Bears totaled just 35 sacks in 2025.
Yardbarker's best-of NFL positional series continues with linebackers. This does not cover pure pass-rushing threats -- we will get to them -- but rather true off-ball defenders who thrived as traditional inside and outside 'backers.
When the Chicago Bears traded receiver D.J. Moore to the Buffalo Bills ahead of free agency, they signaled a major vote of confidence in their young room of receivers that remained behind, most notably third-year Rome Odunze and second-year Luther Burden III.
As a few teams around the NFL made massive moves at two of the Chicago Bears' positions of need, it was a reminder that it's never too late for the Bears to improve their roster.
The Chicago Bears have every reason in the world to feel better about their offensive prospects for the upcoming season. Quarterback Caleb Williams is set to flourish in his second season under head coach Ben Johnson.
The Chicago Bears have one of the league's most talented young cores, and a coaching staff that should be able to get the most out of them. However, they still have a few question marks on their roster and will be counting on some players who have yet to show that they can thrive in the Windy City.
The Los Angeles Rams shocked the NFL world on Monday by trading for star pass rusher Myles Garrett. Now, the Chicago Bears must be on notice. The Bears won’t play the Rams during the regular season.
Ben Johnson joined the Chicago Bears last season after spending the previous six years with the Detroit Lions. He served in different roles, including defensive coordinator, and emerged as one of the best in the league.
The Chicago Bears may still be kicking themselves for missing out on the NFC Championship last season. But head coach Ben Johnson will not want the team, or Bears fans, to waste energy thinking about last year.
Earlier this off-season, the Chicago Bears decided to trade wide receiver DJ Moore to the Buffalo Bills. In return, they received a second-round draft pick, a great value for a player whose role on the offense had diminished significantly.
With Ben Johnson running the show, all eyes will be on the team’s offense whenever the Chicago Bears are on the field. That rung true to start Organized Team Activities, which gave Johnson and the coaching staff an opportunity to see where their offense stands.
The Chicago Bears continue dragging their feet when it comes to adding the final piece to the puzzle that can expedite the team’s hopes of winning a Super Bowl in this current window of opportunity.
The Chicago Bears, like other NFL teams, have started their organized team activities (OTA’s). After winning the NFC North in 2025, their goal, of course, is to not only win it again, but take the next step forward as a team towards Super Bowl contention.
The Chicago Bears have their hands full, to say the least. Where they will play remains up in the air as lawmakers cannot agree on a new stadium deal. Meanwhile, their on-field dilemmas remain an issue heading into the 2026-27 NFL season, per ESPN.
The Illinois House of Representatives adjourned its spring session early without voting on a new stadium bill, halting progress and forcing the Chicago Bears to consider relocating out of state.
Last night, after waiting all night past the May 31st deadline, the Illinois House never voted on the bill that would essentially keep the new Chicago Bears stadium in Illinois.
Lawmakers in Illinois adjourned the 2026 spring legislative session Monday but didn't pass a bill that could keep the Chicago Bears from building a new home in Indiana.
The Chicago Bears are back on the field this week for the second round of organized team activities starting on Tuesday, here are the top players to watch out on the field.
The Chicago Bears are still months away from the start of the 2026 season, but injuries are already becoming a storyline during organized team activities.
Following that loss to the Rams, Johnson immediately started to get to work on next season. Now, one of his moves is drawing high praise from a prominent NFL writer.
Clowney is no longer in his prime, and he never truly lived up to the hype that surrounded him at South Carolina. That said, he still had 8.5 sacks for the Dallas Cowboys last season.