The 2026 NFL preseason slate of games is finally upon us, and the Chicago Bears are set to host the Cleveland Browns at Soldier Field on Saturday. We don't know yet how much time the starters will get in this game, if any at all, but we're sure to get a long look at the backups and rookies.
The Chicago Bears have had their fair share of misses in the first round over the past decade. Just to put it in perspective: three of the last 10 first-round picks were quarterbacks, a sign of Chicago’s QB struggles.
The Chicago Bears announced they signed OL Wesley French to the roster. In a corresponding move, the team waived DB Brandon Hill. French, 30, went undrafted out of Western Michigan back in 2022 and caught on with the Colts soon after.
After an eight- to 10-week timeline emerged for Coby Bryant‘s Bears debut, the free agency acquisition will not come close to meeting that. A surgical decision will bring a much longer delay.
Bears HC Ben Johnson told reporters that S Coby Bryant needed surgery on his knee and is now expected to be sidelined four to six months, per Adam Jahns.
Coming off an 11-6 season, the Chicago Bears are hopeful that 2026 will see their young team take even more steps towards becoming a true contender. Indeed, the offense led by Caleb Williams thrived in the new offense that Ben Johnson brought to Chicago.
According to the Hoge & Jahns podcast, Bears GM Ryan Poles said training camp is potentially still on the table as a return date for LT Ozzy Trapilo as he works back from a ruptured patellar tendon.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
One of the biggest question marks the Chicago Bears have been trying to answer during training camp is who will be their starting left tackle. Ozzy Trapilo ruptured his pattelar tendon in January, and it was believed that he would miss most, if not all, of 2026.
Last season, the Chicago Bears defied expectations and doubts from all over the NFL media world. To the shock of many, they went 11-6 and won the NFC North.
The Chicago Bears held their "Varsity Bears" event on Monday and also had their 11th practice of training camp during it. But the Bears didn't hold a full practice and instead just had a walk-through before they hold a scrimmage on Tuesday that will feature full pads and hitting, head coach Ben Johnson said.
The Chicago Bears were forced into a tough position after losing starting safety Coby Bryant to a 8-10 week knee injury and moved quickly to acquire a new starting-caliber player in Xavier Woods.
You would have to be living under a rock to avoid the hype surrounding Jordan van den Berg over the first two weeks of training camp. His teammates have raved about him at every opportunity, and he's already receiving first-team reps in practice.
The Chicago Bears are coming off of their first winning season in many years. After going 11-6 and winning the NFC North, the expectation among fans and the organization is that they are even better this year.
The tight end position is supposed to be predictable. A handful of established stars dominate the top of the fantasy football board. Colston Loveland is threatening to blow that formula apart.
It has been a rough training camp for the Chicago Bears when it comes to injuries, and that has been especially true in the secondary. At the outset of
The Chicago Bears recently got some tough news when it was revealed that wide receiver Luther Burden III would miss time due to a groin injury. While the injury doesn’t appear to be anything significant, it’s still a tough blow for the team with the regular season just over a month away.
Chicago Bears Chairman George McCaskey offered a brief but notable update Monday on the team’s ongoing stadium search, confirming the club is examining a second potential site in Hammond, Indiana.
The Chicago Bears have to rookie standouts on the defensive line that are getting harder to ignore, and it’ll set up for some tough decisions if they continue ascending throughout the 2026 season.
Williams often performed like a future star during his second pro season, as he guided the club to the NFC North division title and to a playoff victory.
Chicago Bears wide receiver Luther Burden III is expected to miss the preseason with a groin injury, ESPN reported on Monday. Burden sustained the injury during Saturday's practice at training camp when he landed awkwardly after making a contested catch.
Nobody told Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson that he’s allowed to take a break from football during the offseason. Johnson led the Bears to the postseason in his first year of calling the plays for the team.
Fox Sports released a feature with NFL analyst Ben Arthur discussing a group of players in the NFL with "the most to gain" in 2026. He has Caleb Williams in there.