Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson had fans worried after selecting Iowa center Logan Jones with the 57th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, but it’s already looking like a wise move.
The Chicago Bears proved how they felt about Georgia Tech defensive tackle Jordan van den Berg when they traded up to select him in the sixth-round of the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Chicago Bears were thrilled to land Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman in the first-round of the 2026 NFL Draft and had a backup option they were targeting for the secondary if things didn’t work out.
The Bears have called it a center competition but also understand Garrett Bradbury has the experience and will be the likely starter as second-round rookie Logan Jones learns.
Chicago Bears first-round pick Dillon Thieneman can have a friendly competition against Dallas Cowboys first-round safety Caleb Downs going into their NFL careers.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams recently launched a new charitable partnership through his personal foundation. The Bears star utilized his Caleb Cares Foundation to help St.
Bears HC Ben Johnson said the team added speed, athleticism, and high-character players in the draft rather than going with prospects that analysts projected they would pursue.
The Chicago Bears offensive line was expected to be a strength for a long time when general manager Ryan Poles brought in four starters during the 2025 offseason to go along with right tackle Darnell Wright.
The big meeting between the Bears and the NFL's stadium committee occurred Wednesday, and the end wasn't so big. There was no real news reported from the meeting according to a post by ESPN's Courtney Cronin.
The Bears could be opening the 2026 season on the road against the Seattle Seahawks, playing on a Wednesday night, according to Michael Wilbon on ESPN Get Up.
The early-round picks get most of the headlines, but the later rounds are where championships are often built. These 25 late-round picks from the 2026 draft have a chance to make impacts as rookies and beyond.
The Chicago Bears' 2026 NFL Draft class drew no shortage of controversy during the three-day event. The biggest gripes were the Bears not coming away with an edge rusher and the team waiting until the sixth round to address the interior of the defensive line.
In the 2025 NFL draft, the Chicago Bears caught a lot of flak for an unexpected first-round pick. This year, the consensus view is that the Bears pulled off the biggest Round 1 heist, but the rest of their draft is polarizing.
The Chicago Bears' decision to go through both free agency and the NFL Draft without adding an edge rusher continues to stand out as one of the more surprising developments of the offseason.
Former Purdue and Oregon standout Dillon Thieneman joined the Chicago Bears as the No. 25 overall pick on Thursday night. But he wasn’t the only one who captured the spotlight.
The Chicago Bears are preparing for their second season under head coach Ben Johnson. They're looking to build on the success they found last year, going 11-6, winning the NFC North, and making the playoffs for the first time since 2020.
The Chicago Bears defense got a makeover this offseason going into the second season under defensive coordinator Dennis Allen, who gets a lot more speed and versatility to work with in 2026.
Virtually everyone expected the Bears to address the defensive line in the early rounds of the 2026 NFL Draft. However, that didn't exactly come to fruition.
A video of Chicago Bears fourth-round pick and cornerback Malik Muhammad went viral this week and one of the Bears' newest defenders has since addressed it.
The Chicago Bears added some new faces on offense during the 2026 free agency period and the NFL Draft, here’s how the starting group looks compared to last season.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is earning praise on and off the field for showing appreciation to local educators. His gestures, including a personal gift to a fourth-grade teacher, have captured fans’ attention.
Draft week in Chicago. The front office had spent months staring at a number nobody wanted to say out loud: $243,070 in usable cap space, dead last in the NFL heading into free agency.
CHICAGO — The EasySportz NFL expert released team-by-team draft grades for all 32 clubs, with the Chicago Bears earning a solid B for a steady 2026 class that prioritized balance over flash.
The Bears restructured the contracts of tight end Cole Kmet and offensive lineman Jonah Jackson to open up salary cap space before the 2026 NFL Draft, per Jason Fitzgerald of OverTheCap.