The Chicago Bears (6-3) enter Week 11's game against the Minnesota Vikings (4-5) with an opportunity to make a statement -- a big statement -- in the NFC North.
Time for the Chicago Bears to exact some revenge. Their Week 1 loss to the Minnesota Vikings is probably the biggest gut punch of the season to this point—a game the Bears should have run away with and ended up giving away instead.
Second-year Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has been making slow, steady strides on the field each week, and the results are showing for both him and his team.
The Bears offensive line now seems to be gaining its stride. All of their rushing yardage can't be blamed entirely on poor opposition, like some would have you believe.
Every Saturday, the NFL releases a list of players who received fines, with 24 players penalized for their actions during Week 10. Unfortunately for the Chicago Bears, two key starters were given hefty fines: safety Kevin Byard III and pass rusher Austin Booker.
NFL draft stock is fluid from the start of the college football season until it concludes. These 20 players have risen up draft boards in 2025 as a result of their strong start to the season.
Bears safety Kevin Byard drew a hefty fine for using his helmet in making a stop Sunday against the New York Giants and he didn't have the team's only fine from that 24-20 victory.
On Friday, the Chicago Bears opened Jaylon Johnson’s 21-day practice window. The Bears have three weeks to activate the star cornerback to the 53-man roster or Johnson will remain on injured reserve for the rest of the season.
If the Bears are going to take the North and not give it back, as GM Ryan Poles famously said four seasons ago, perhaps they should start by winning an NFC North game.
Better late than never, the offense has rescued the Chicago Bears the last two weeks. Against the Bengals with a late touchdown and a week ago with two late scores in the final five minutes.
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.
The Bears’ 24–20 win over the New York Giants wasn’t just another notch in the standings — it was another sign that the Bears’ success is starting to look real.
This NFC North showdown between the Bears and Vikings is one of the most important matchups of the week, with both teams led by exciting young franchise quarterbacks and both firmly in the playoff hunt.
The Chicago Bears will look to have their second three game winning-streak on Sunday when they travel to Minnesota to take on the Vikings for the second time this season.
One phrase kept popping up from Bears players over the past week of preparations for Sunday's NFC North rematch with the Minnesota Vikings. It's their major talking point for the week.
The Minnesota Vikings are in must-win territory on Sunday afternoon when they take on the Chicago Bears. The Vikings might be 2-0 in the division, but they are currently 4-5 overall and one or two more losses could do them in when it comes to making the playoffs in a stacked NFC.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams continues to show vast improvement every week. Through nine games, Williams leads the league in fourth-quarter comebacks and is one of the highest graded quarterbacks according to Pro Football Focus.
Bears safety Jaquan Brisker has little doubt he’ll be ready to play by Sunday despite his back injury and designation as questionable to face the Vikings.
Sunday’s showdown against the Minnesota Vikings is one of the most important games of the season, so far, for the Chicago Bears. Not only does Sunday represent
The Chicago Bears‘ comeback ability has been one of the major storylines across the NFL over the past month. Not only have the Bears won five of the past
The Chicago Bears got a major morale boost on Friday when head coach Ben Johnson announced the team will be opening the 21-day practice window for Pro Bowl cornerback Jaylon Johnson to return to the injured reserve and will have him back out on the grass.
It was learned Thursday the Bears expect to have both Jaylon Johnson and Kyler Gordon back in the fold at some point late in the year. One member of that tandem has taken a significant step toward returning.
Sitting at 6-3 and the sixth seed in the NFC just over halfway through the NFL season, it appears that there is meaningful football to be played heading into and throughout December for the Chicago Bears.
The Chicago Bears are off to a great 6-3 start after a disastrous 5-12 season last year, and things are starting to look up for the team. Caleb Williams is beginning to show the rest of the NFL why he was the No.