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.
In the latest stop on what’s become somewhat of a revenge tour, the Chicago Bears hosted the the New Orleans Saints in week 6. The Saints, who fired Bears
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.
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.
For the second time in three weeks, the (4-2) Chicago Bears will travel to Maryland for a football game, this time against the (1-5) Baltimore Ravens. The Bears will look to keep their winning streak alive and keep pace in a tough NFC, while the Ravens try to get their season back on track.
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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.
Bears will face the Ravens on Sunday without starting cornerbacks Tyrique Stevenson and Kyler Gordon, who have been ruled out, in addition cornerback Jaylon Johnson, who is out indefinitely.
The Chicago Bears have won four games in a row and are eliciting good vibes in year one of the Ben Johnson era, but most fans know better than to get overly cheerful.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
Bears running back D'Andre Swift practiced for the second straight day on Friday, but his status for Sunday's game against the Ravens won't be set in stone until closer to kickoff.
The Chicago Bears are trying to win their first game in a row when they travel to play the Baltimore Ravens in Week 8. The Ravens 1-5 record is somewhat deceptive, as quarterback Lamar Jackson has been out since the second half of Week 4.
The Chicago Bears head to Maryland to face the Baltimore Ravens in a game that, if they win, means the Bears will have a flawless record for the month of October.
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.
With each passing week of visible improvement, critics of Ryan Poles are being quieted about his drafting of Caleb Williams. But unless something changes dramatically - and quick - they will just be getting warmed up harpooning the Chicago Bears' general manager for his selection of Colston Loveland.
The Chicago Bears were one of the busiest teams in the NFL during the offseason. They added several new starters to both sides of the ball, but it was the offensive line that drew the most attention.
The Chicago Bears began preparations for their Week 8 contest on the road in Baltimore against the Ravens, as quarterback Caleb Williams will look to rebound after a poor performance this past Sunday against the Saints.
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.