The Chicago Bears' success in 2025 can be directly traced back to last offseason, when GM Ryan Poles put on a master class for how to rebuild a franchise in just a few months.
The Chicago Bears are threatening to leave Chicago. There are already plans set for the team to leave Soldier Field in the near future. In their latest letter to the fans, though, the franchise said that they’re looking at alternative locations to the Arlington Heights location they initially selected.
Fans of the Chicago Bears may be focused on their upcoming rematch with the Green Bay Packers, but sooner or later this season will be over, and all eyes will turn to the biggest event of the offseason: the NFL draft.
Over the past few seasons, if the Bears went up against a team with a wide receiver threat they put the assignment in the hands of cornerback Jaylon Johnson.
Chicago Bears president Kevin Warren promised that there would be “shovels in the ground” by the end of 2025 at the Arlington Heights location that the team purchased in 2023.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
Are the Chicago Bears about to move out? Chicago has been angling to move to Arlington Heights after decades of playing in Soldier Field. However, the Bears front office’s letter to their fans seem to indicate that the team is not only leaving Soldier Field, but they might leave Chicago completely.
The Chicago Bears are almost as synonymous with the Windy City as deep-dish pizza. But President and CEO Kevin Warren says he's exploring moving the team.
The Bears have been on the search for a new home after playing 54 of the past 55 years in the NFL’s oldest stadium. Earlier this year, they announced Arlington Heights as their target location for the new facility.
Caleb Williams believes his offensive line has superpowers and recently compared them to the Avengers in a now-viral post. The Chicago Bears quarterback started off with his center, Drew Dalman.
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 turnaround the Chicago Bears have had under first year head coach Ben Johnson has been truly remarkable. The effect Johnson has had on this team has been a true game changer.
The Chicago Bears are gearing up for their Week 16 matchup vs. the Green Bay Packers, and defensive back Jaylon Johnson provided insight into where his recovery stands.
The Chicago Bears are expanding their search for the site of their next stadium beyond the 326 acres they own in Arlington Heights, Ill., to the greater Chicago area that includes Northwest Indiana, president and CEO Kevin Warren declared Wednesday in an open letter released on the Bears' social media accounts.
The Chicago Bears are getting ready for their biggest game of the regular season, a rematch against the Green Bay Packers, this time on their home field at Soldier Field this Saturday night.
When the Chicago Bears claimed linebacker D’Marco Jackson off waivers in late August, few expected him to play a key role on Chicago’s defense into December.
Going into the first season under head coach Ben Johnson, the Chicago Bears expected to see a major jump in the team's rushing attack and while it took a couple weeks to start up, the Bears are literally rolling through opponents on the ground.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is in the middle of a playoff chase in his second season as a pro. The 2024 first-overall pick has blossomed under rookie coach Ben Johnson, and his development is a big reason why the Bears are a 10-win team and steamrolling toward the postseason.
The Chicago Bears enter Week 16 having recorded 29 sacks, ranking 20th in the league. While the Bears’ opportunistic defense has created the most turnovers, averaging 2.1 per game, the team could look to add a veteran pass-rusher for a playoff push.
The Chicago Bears found themselves back in the pole position of the NFC North with a win last Sunday and a loss by the Green Bay Packers but more work is needed to punch the ticket to the postseason after a 10-4 start.
Caleb Williams is still early in his Chicago Bears tenure, but it’s already clear he understands one of the most important truths about playing quarterback in the NFL: having a good offensive line can make a huge difference.
The Bears could have a key defensive figure back in the fold in time for Week 16. Linebacker Tremaine Edmunds has returned to practice, the team announced on Monday.
Caleb Williams hasn't been in the league for long, and the journey hasn't always been pretty. Even so, one stat suggests the Chicago Bears quarterback deserves some more love than he's been getting.