The Chicago Bears continue to find themselves in all of the trade drama at the NFL Combine and it makes sense after general manager Ryan Poles said on Tuesday that he will be listening to offers throughout the week as the team looks for strategic ways to improve the roster.
The Bears will certainly be looking to improve their defensive line this offseason. They might even double-dip at the talented pool of aspiring prospects looking to make a name for themselves in Indianapolis later today.
One of the most intriguing stories that have come out of the NFL scouting combine this week has been that the Chicago Bears have received calls from other teams about one of their quarterbacks.
The Bears come to the scouting combine this week with a close eye on Thursday's workouts for defensive linemen on linebackers. They apparently will need both, once linebacker Tremaine Edmunds is no longer on the roster.
The Chicago Bears are fully on board with overhauling the defensive side of the ball going into the second season under head coach Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator, something that's been made clear after Johnson and general manager Ryan Poles spoke at the NFL Combine.
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The Chicago Bears are facing the unfortunate likelihood of having to replace their entire safety room in 2026. Kevin Byard, who was a First Team All-Pro and Pro Bowl selection, is set to be a free agent.
While the Chicago Bears made a run to the Divisional Round, it’s clear their defense is still a work. One option could be shaking up the interior of their defensive line completely.
When Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles spoke with the media on Tuesday at the NFL Scouting Combine, he confirmed that the Bears have been getting multiple calls about various players the team could look to move this offseason to best help the team.
Jordan Schultz reports the Bears are also getting trade calls regarding WR D.J. Moore. Schultz previously mentioned Chicago is getting calls for DT Gervon Dexter, and also reported teams are interested in backup QB Tyson Bagent.
Bears QB Caleb Williams took a strong step forward in 2026 in his first year under HC Ben Johnson. Williams isn’t extension-eligible until next offseason, but Bears GM Ryan Poles implied they are already laying out the groundwork for a significant deal.
Jordan Schultz reports teams have reached out to the Bears regarding a potential trade for DT Gervon Dexter. Schultz mentions the upcoming DT draft and free agent classes do not appear very deep, so teams might turn to a trade to address that position.
The defensive linemen and linebackers are the first groups to undergo the drills and measurements at the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine. Bears fans will obviously be watching the defensive linemen closely, as they're in dire need of reinforcements there this offseason.
This is a big week at the NFL Scouting Combine for the Chicago Bears to get some eyes on various top prospects and hold some in-person meetings to learn more about some of the players they could consider drafting in the 2026 NFL Draft.
It’s no surprise that rumors are flying that the Chicago Bears could trade backup quarterback Tyson Bagent. Bagent proved within the last two years, that he’s one of the very best backup quarterbacks in the NFL.
The Chicago Bears have many players on their roster who are going to be free agents when the new league year begins in March. One of these is offensive tackle Braxton Jones, who was limited to just six games in 2025.
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Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles was initially hired by the team in January of 2022. Immediately, he started to rebuild a roster that had, for years, come up short year after year.
Linebacker wasn't considered one of the Chicago Bears' bigger needs entering the offseason, but they should now consider targeting one in the 2026 NFL Draft.
One by one they lined up in the trainer's room and eventually even wound up on injured reserve. The Bears had more than their share of soft tissue injuries starting almost from the beginning of last training camp.
The Chicago Bears are ready to move on from a former Pro Bowl member of their defense. The Bears have given linebacker Tremaine Edmunds permission to seek a trade, according to multiple reports.
In the NFL, having a reliable backup quarterback is often the difference between a playoff run and a lost season. For the Chicago Bears, Tyson Bagent has proven to be exactly that—a steady hand capable of stepping in when needed.
Under rookie head coach Ben Johnson and second-year quarterback Caleb Williams, the 2025 Chicago Bears developed an attitude that no game was out of reach.
Shortly before he began his third NFL season in 2025, backup quarterback Tyson Bagent inked a two-year, $10MM extension with the Bears. The deal keeps Bagent under wraps through 2027, but he may finish it in another uniform.