We're now only one week away from the start of the 2026 NFL season. The Bears are eager to show the league that their 2025 campaign was no flash in the pan.
Could the Chicago Bears be enticed to trade for a top pass rusher during the 2026 season? ESPN still sees it happening and I’m starting to agree based on the state of the team’s defense.
The Chicago Bears finalized their 53-man roster on Sunday by cutting a slew of players. In all, the Bears released eight players who became free agents immediately and were free to sign with other teams.
The Chicago Bears shook up their defensive line in a massive way by trading Gervon Dexter to the Atlanta Falcons. For general manager Ryan Poles, it was time for the Bears to make a move.
Running back D’Andre Swift is entering the final season of his three-year contract with the Chicago Bears. General manager Ryan Poles will soon have to make a serious decision about Swift’s future.
With the Chicago Bears opting not to make any major investments in their pass rush, the franchise is relying on their already established players to lead the charge.
By the end of the 2025 season, it appeared as if left tackle Braxton Jones’ time with the Chicago Bears was coming to a close. But after Ozzy Trapilo’s injury, he was re-signed to a one-year deal.
Caleb Williams has adopted a more serious approach since his time with the Chicago Bears, and Ben Johnson explained how the youngster’s maturity has come about.
D’Andre Swift was already positioned to start the season as the Chicago Bears‘ starting running back. However, the recent Kyle Monangai injury update could lead to Swift having an even larger workload.
The Chicago Bears have spent the past year trying to build a running-back room that can survive the grind of an 18-game season and the physical demands of Ben Johnson’s scheme.
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.
Colston Loveland immediately proved to the Chicago Bears last season why he deserved to be selected at No. 10 overall. The tight end delivered strong performances, helping the team win the NFC North and reaching the Divisional Round.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams looked much closer to his No. 1 pick pedigree in his first year with head coach Ben Johnson. Now entering 2026, the expectations on his shoulders have only gotten grander.
The Chicago Bears planned to have Coby Bryant and Dillon Thieneman as their starting safeties in 2026. But with Bryant undergoing knee surgery, those plans have gone out the window.
The Commanders waited until Monday to move Laremy Tunsil to IR, using both their cut-day IR-return moves on other players. That almost definitely stemmed from uncertainty about Tunsil’s prospects of returning in 2026.
Polarizing. Exciting. Outspoken. Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams is all of those things. Love him or hate him, the former USC Trojan has loads of talent.
The Chicago Bears open their season just 12 days from now, but they might have to do it without one of their key players in Kyle Monangai. Monangai, who carved out a role last season as the 1B running back alongside D’Andre Swift, doesn’t appear to be on track to play in Week 1.
In 2025, Kyler Gordon was limited to three games during the regular season and two in the playoffs. He has remained sidelined through all of spring practices and training camp while dealing with a setback in his recovery from a lingering calf issue.
The Luther Burden III fantasy football hype train was full steam ahead this summer, but a groin injury back on August 9th slowed that just a bit. Of course that’s not the biggest deal in the world, but it’s a worry nevertheless.
Bears GM Ryan Poles announced Tuesday that S Coby Bryant and TE Hayden Large will formally go on injured reserve today, per Kevin Fishbain. Chicago will
Not only will Parsons' absence be felt, but the load will fall on quarterback Jordan Love's shoulders with an unproven backfield behind him and force him to put up a lot of points
The Bears are releasing offensive tackle Jedrick Wills, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. Wills is free to sign anywhere, though the Bears are interested in keeping him on their practice squad, Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports reports.
Chicago Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent built chemistry with reserve wide receivers Maurice Alexander and Zavion Thomas in a 24-15 win over the Tennessee Titans in the final preseason game.