To many, the unofficial official start of draft season is the start of Senior Bowl week. To some others, the start of draft season is when NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah releases his first mock draft of the offseason.
The discourse was already up and going as soon as the New England Patriots put the finishing touches on their AFC Championship game win over the Denver Broncos.
Rumors have a way of filling the quiet weeks of the NFL calendar for the non-Super Bowl teams. Sadly, the Chicago Bears are one of them after coming up short in the Divisional Round two weeks ago.
The Chicago Bears have an abundance of pass-catching weapons, and all the talent in the room could make D.J. Moore a logical trade candidate. A former first-round pick, the wide receiver spent his early years with the Carolina Panthers before joining the Chicago Bears in 2023.
The Chicago Bears added another late-season accolade to their remarkable 2025 campaign, as cornerback Nahshon Wright has been selected to participate in the Pro Bowl games, joining the NFC roster following playoff adjustments.
The best teams do not always win the Super Bowl. Sometimes, great NFL squads have failed to win a playoff game. Here are the best ones since the AFL-NFL merger to fall short of advancing in a postseason bracket.
The NFL offseason is officially here for the Chicago Bears, and while the sting of that playoff loss to the Rams is still fresh, the front office is already deep in the weeds of roster management.
The first 2026 mock draft from NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah has the Chicago Bears selecting Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman at No. 25 overall, a choice that speaks directly to one of the team's most pressing needs.
When the Bears were leading the NFL in rushing near the end of a 3-14 NFL season, social media filled with great angst about how they might lose offensive coordinator Luke Getsy to a head coaching job.
The Denver Broncos lasted one round longer than the Chicago Bears in the playoffs, but both teams fell out of the race for the Super Bowl after making the same fatal mistake: being too aggressive.
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.
The Chicago Bears have work to do this offseason in order to improve on their impressive 2025 year, but finding a new offensive coordinator isn't on the list.
Ben Johnson's coaching staff with the Chicago Bears was in high-demand around the NFL following the team's impressive turnaround during the 2025-26 season.
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On this 40th anniversary of this greatest of all days to those Bears fans who vividly recall seeing Mike Ditka and Buddy Ryan carried off the field by the greatest NFL team for a single season, it's time to be thankful rather than wistful.
There's one game remaining in the 2025-26 NFL season with the Seattle Seahawks set to face off against the New England Patriots on Feb. 8 in Super Bowl LX.
Despite falling short of the NFC Championship game, the Chicago Bears can enter the 2026 offseason with their heads held high. This season was a smashing success, from clinching the 2025 NFC North championship to humiliating their ancient foes, the Green Bay Packers, in a miraculous Wild Card win.
The brain-drain of the Chicago Bears coaching staff under head coach Ben Johnson was to be expected following the team's 12-7 season that included a two-game playoff run.
The NFL is heading down to Mobile, Alabama this week for the Senior Bowl and this is usually the time of year the majority of fans start getting juiced up for the NFL Draft.
The Chicago Bears are ready to dive headfirst into the upcoming offseason and turn the page after a successful first season under head coach Ben Johnson.
Chicago built a reputation this season as the “Cardiac Bears” with their late-game heroics and comebacks. Although Bears GM Ryan Poles likes their fourth-quarter performances, he’d rather not live on the edge. “I don’t think you can be satisfied,” Poles said, via BearsWire.