The Chicago Bears' 2026 season opener is still two weeks away, but the NFL cutdown deadline has finally passed, and the Bears trimmed down to their initial 53-man roster on Sunday.
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The Chicago Bears have added a new developmental tackle into the building in Christian Jones after parting ways with Kiran Amegadjie. The Chicago Bears stayed quiet during the waiver wire window, making no outside additions to the 53-man roster after adding two players off waivers last year.
The Chicago Bears are signing wide receiver Scotty Miller to the practice squad one day after releasing him in roster cuts, according to reports on Monday.
The Chicago Bears spent the weekend trimming their roster and watching the waiver wire, and they now have a chance to quietly add pass-rush depth that Green Bay just decided it could live without.
After beating the Tennessee Titans 24-15 to close out the 2026 preseason, all attention turned to Sunday’s roster-cut day. It is always chaotic at this time of the year, and the Chicago Bears were no exception.
In 2025, the Chicago Bears front office underwent change. It went from Ryan Poles making mistakes to a Ben Johnson-led operation. Yes, Poles is still the GM and conducts the affairs of the office, but Johnson is the major influence behind Halas Hall's closed doors and should be.
In just 13 days, the Chicago Bears will travel to Charlotte to take on the reigning NFC South champion Carolina Panthers and will look to build off a promising 2025-26 campaign.
Well, that one unfortunately felt inevitable. The Chicago Bears cut ties (via an injury designation) with second-year linebacker Ruben Hyppolite II, whom the team selected in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, while trimming down their roster yesterday.
The Chicago Bears are done making tough decisions following Sunday’s roster cutdown deadline. Chicago has assembled their best 53 players and are ready to prove their doubters wrong in 2026.
The Chicago Bears cultivated their initial 53-man roster on Sunday afternoon. However, it's safe to assume some changes will be on the way over the next 24 hours.
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.
Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles is getting a lot of flack again after another year of roster cuts, which included even more failed draft picks that finally get kicked to the curb.
Throughout training camp, the Chicago Bears have hosted a fierce battle at left tackle, with up to four competitors at times. But after the dust settled, a clear starting option emerged.
The Chicago Bears trimmed their roster down to the initial 53-man roster and now can scan through the other cuts made around the league to see if anyone can help bolster some positions.
Several Caleb Williams performances last season left fans and teammates stunned and speechless. He showed off his elite skills et throughout the campaign, leading the Chicago Bears to an NFC North title.
The Chicago Bears trimmed the roster down to 53 players on Sunday, making some tough decisions along the way. Now let’s project which players could be back on the practice squad.
Following the NFL’s deadline to finalize 53-man rosters on Sunday, the Chicago Bears still have questions looming on the defensive side of the ball. One of the more interesting situations is at linebacker.
The Bears made a slew of moves to narrow their roster to 53 on Sunday. Here are their transactions from cutdown day… RB Salvon Ahmed TE Stephen Carlson
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.
Trading D.J. Moore to Buffalo, the Bears are headed in a younger direction at wide receiver. One of the team’s veteran additions, Scotty Miller, is also out of the picture — for now.
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.