The Chicago Bears are riding high after four consecutive wins that have seen them climb back into the NFC playoff picture. It has not been exactly pretty, but the Bears are on a roll after a Week 7 26-14 victory over the New Orleans Saints.
The NFL season is an evolving state of affairs, and week 8 on the road against a hobbled and desperate 1-5 Baltimore Ravens squad coming off a BYE is a prime example of how much can change in a short period of time in this league.
The Bears' injury issues took a new turn Saturday when slot cornerback Kyler Gordon had to go on injured reserve. They also put backup tackle Braxton Jones on injured reserve.
The Chicago Bears placed defensive back Kyler Gordon and offensive lineman Braxton Jones on injured reserve on Saturday. The Bears (4-2) also signed defensive
Many teams have made missteps regarding a separation from a head coach or coordinator. Some have been straight firings, others de facto dismissals described as mutual separations.
The Chicago Bears are fortunate they will not play Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson in Week 8. The Ravens ruled Jackson out for a hamstring issue he suffered in Week 4 in a 37-20 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
Just when it seemed like the Chicago Bears' defense was doomed in Week 8 against the Baltimore Ravens, ESPN's Adam Schefter dropped a bomb on Saturday.
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The Chicago Bears are going to be without some major players during Sunday’s Week 8 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens. Chicago will be without their two top cornerbacks, Kyler Gordon and Tyrique Stevenson.
The Chicago Bears vs. Baltimore Ravens Week 8 game could come down to which team's backups come up biggest. For the Ravens, that could mean Tyler Huntley, who'd be in line to start for Lamar Jackson if the two-time MVP is unable to return from injury.
Despite an impressive 4-2 record, including a league-leading 4-game win streak, the Chicago Bears are considered big underdogs to the 1-win Ravens in Week 8.
The Chicago Bears made significant moves in the offseason to overhaul their offensive line, and one of the cornerstone additions was guard Jonah Jackson.
Remember all those rumors about the Chicago Bears desperately needing to trade for a running back at the looming Nov. 4 deadline? They've been - at least temporarily - been put to rest for two reasons: D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai.
In what can only be described as a strain in the groin, the Chicago Bears’ cornerback depth is getting thinner by the week. What looked like a true strength to enter the season, the Bears’ CB room may have been top 3 in the league.
Opening blurb. On a cold and blustery October afternoon, the 3–4 Chicago Bears squared off against the 3–4 Minnesota Vikings. In a back-and-forth battle,
It's the kind of thing to make a Bears fan really appreciate some of the legendary figures of the team's past all the more. On Friday, they ruled out tight end Cole Kmet for the game Sunday with the Ravens because of a back injury.
The Chicago Bears are on a four-game winning streak, their longest in seven years, and find themselves in the NFC playoff picture. Yet, amid the team’s success, a key offensive weapon has been quieter than expected.
The Chicago Bears are entering Week 8 with confidence and a sense of humor. Ahead of their opening showdown with the Baltimore Ravens, the Bears’ social media team decided to have some fun at the expense of their next opponent’s recent locker room shake-up.
The Chicago Bears head into the weekend with a lot of question marks on the injury front, both on their end, and on the Baltimore Ravens' end of things.
The Chicago Bears are 4-2 entering a big Week 8 contest at the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. The Bears record might indicate the team would be a buyer at the trade deadline on Nov.
The Chicago Bears are riding a four game win streak going into Week 8 against the Baltimore Ravens and a big spark the last two weeks has been the dominating run game on offense.
The Chicago Bears are six games into the first season under head coach Ben Johnson, a season in which the priority is identifying which players are building blocks for this new era, and which players are not.
When the Chicago Bears signed defensive tackle Grady Jarrett to a three-year, $43 million contract this past offseason, the move was hailed as a significant step forward for a defense in desperate need of an interior presence.
Rome Odunze spoke with ESPN's Courtney Cronin about how he stayed positive despite everything that went wrong for the Bears during his first pro season.