The Bears have no safeties under contract for next year but as far as Kevin Byard and Jaquan Brisker are concerned, they’d like to be back starting again in 2026.
Last night’s crushing overtime defeat at the hands of the Los Angeles Rams will linger with Jaquan Brisker for a while, especially with his Chicago Bears future up in the air.
The end of an NFL season can be a hard time for many organizations when it comes to facing the hard realities that are ahead, and we've seen teams make difficult decisions this year at a much higher rate compared to previous years.
Despite the Chicago Bears making too many mistakes in a tough Divisional Round loss, the team has a bright future. A key step is the 2026 NFL draft, and here are the Bears’ top three targets after losing to the Rams.
Caleb Williams is all in on the Ben Johnson experience despite a heartbreaking overtime loss to the Los Angeles Rams in the playoffs. Williams, who spent his rookie season on a dysfunctional 5-12 team that fired its head coach and offensive coordinator midseason, had high praise for Johnson after his first season leading the Bears.
Thanks to pro-football-reference.com's addition of unofficial sack totals to players' resumes, more clarity has emerged about the best pass-rushing years from previous eras.
The Chicago Bears nearly defeated the Los Angeles Rams to advance to the NFC Championship game agaisnt the Seattle Seahawks, and quarterback Caleb Williams made one of the most clutch plays of his young career in the process.
Before the Rams and Bears clashed this past weekend, Chicago native rapper Freddie Gibbs took some shots at LA. While promoting a new film he is involved in, Gibbs did an interview where he got into some football trash talk.
The Chicago Bears' exhilarating season came to a screeching halt on Sunday night, faltering in overtime against the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC Divisional Round.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
Chicago Bears wide receiver DJ Moore was the hero in two wins over the Green Bay Packers this season. He caught the 46-yard touchdown pass from Caleb Williams to give the Bears a 22-16 win over Green Bay in overtime on Dec.
The Bears go through exit interviews and clean out lockers today, but the pity party and blame game will continue on for weeks if not all of the offseason on social media.
Despite watching their team complete a successful season overall, Bears fans are left wondering "what if?" on Monday following their team's 20-17 loss on Sunday.
The Chicago Bears had a remarkable 2025 season. And with that success will come some unintended consequences for head coach Ben Johnson. In fact, Johnson is expected to face a similar reality that his former boss, Dan Campbell, faced after the Detroit Lions' 2024 campaign.
The Chicago Bears season came to an end on Sunday night with a 20-17 loss to the Los Angeles Rams at Soldier Field in the Divisional Round. The Bears had numerous opportunities to score points on the Rams, but Chicago didn’t take advantage of the defense having a great night.
Sometimes, a heartbreak can signal arrival, not collapse. Maybe that’s the silver lining for the Chicago Bears. That comes after they walked off the field in January stunned, not shattered.
No moral victories. No real silver lining. No matter how you slice it, the Chicago Bears lost with the NFC Championship game on the line, and their season is over, just like that.
The Chicago Bears seemed destined to make a trip to this year's NFC Championship Game when quarterback Caleb Williams pulled a rabbit out of his hat and connected with tight end Cole Kmet for a highlight-reel touchdown late in Sunday night's divisional-round playoff game versus the Los Angeles Rams.
A 16-yard completion from Matthew Stafford to Puka Nacua in overtime of Sunday's NFC divisional playoff game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Chicago Bears ended up being the biggest play of the night for Los Angeles.
Caleb Williams added to his growing legend Sunday with a ridiculous throw in the closing seconds of the Chicago Bears’ divisional round matchup against the Los Angeles Rams.