It has been tough to fully gauge exactly where the 3-2 Chicago Bears stand when it comes to the team being a true contender when it comes to a Super Bowl.
Chicago Bears second-year running back Kyle Monangai is making progress in his recovery, giving the team reason for optimism after his recent injury. Bears
The Bears have made bouncing back their theme for the week. It's all you can do after being embarrassed by your biggest rival. “That story has yet to be written," coach Ben Johnson said.
The Chicago Bears head to Atlanta for a Week 6 showdown with the Falcons, with both teams looking to bounce back from crushing losses in Week 5. Chicago not only suffered a disappointing defeat but also lost several key defenders to injuries.
All offseason, cornerback Kyler Gordon’s status with the the Chicago Bears was a mystery. But now entering Week 6, Gordon looks to be on the verge of finally making his return.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
At minimum, quarterback Caleb Williams will have missed three games for the Chicago Bears in 2026. If he sits again against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 6, that will essentially be a quarter of the season.
Caleb Williams discussed his hamstring injury in front of the media on Thursday. It became testy as he expressed his frustration with reporters on how they reported his situation.
Defensive tackle Grady Jarrett made a name for himself with the Atlanta Falcons. Originally from Georgia, Jarrett spent the first 10 years of his NFL career with the franchise, making two Pro Bowls.
Whether or not Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams will play in Week 6 still hasn’t been decided. But the Atlanta Falcons will at least be prepared to face the standout playmaker.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Bears HC Ben Johnson talked about RB Kyle Monangai‘s absence last week and how it impacted the running game. “We kind of went into the game with a little bit less in the running back room than we normally do with Monangai being active and going,” Johnson said, via Bears Wire.
LAKE FOREST, Ill. — The Bears' run defense figures to be challenged greatly against Atlanta's NFL rushing leader Bijan Robinson by the absence of starting defensive ends Montez Sweat and Dayo Odeyingbo.
The Bears have battled through injuries all season, but one absence that has quietly impacted the offense is left tackle Ozzy Trapilo. While much of the attention has gone toward Caleb Williams‘ hamstring injury and Kyle Monangai‘s recent injuries, the offensive line has also taken a hit without its starting left tackle.
A pair of the Bears' second-round selections from the 2025 NFL Draft will make their season debuts on Sunday against the Falcons. Defensive lineman Shemar
Rome Odunze hasn’t hidden what the Chicago Bears have been missing. With Caleb Williams practicing in full Thursday and a return possibly days away, the receiver made it clear how much the offense has felt the quarterback’s absence.
The Chicago Bears’ ground game faces a familiar test this weekend as they travel to Atlanta without one of their most productive runners. Kyle Monangai has been ruled out for Sunday’s Week 6 matchup against the Falcons because of thumb and turf toe injuries that have already cost him the previous contest.
All eyes will be on quarterback Caleb Williams’ injury status heading into the Chicago Bears vs. Atlanta Falcons matchup. He is questionable, for the record, after getting in three full practices during the week.
The Chicago Bears are heading to Atlanta to face the 2-3 Falcons in Week 6, with both teams looking to bounce back from crushing losses in Week 5. Chicago hopes to have star quarterback Caleb Williams back in the lineup, while Atlanta is waiting for Michael Penix Jr. to return sooner rather than later.
Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears are optimistic he turned the corner from hamstring injury recovery to full acceleration this week. But head coach Ben Johnson didn't want to declare Williams ready to go Friday.
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has taken some heat this week over how he’s acted on the sidelines, and one former player believes he’s doing more harm than good.
The Chicago Bears have an opportunity to bounce back in Week 6 when they travel to Atlanta to face the Falcons. With both teams looking to respond after disappointing losses, Chicago needs its young playmakers to step up.
Caleb Williams isn't the only Bears player making a likely return this week. During the dog and pony show Thursday that was Caleb Williams' "return press conference," Shemar Turner quietly and simply described his own battle to return from a much more serious injury, one requiring not three or four weeks to overcome but instead nearly a full year.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was injured in Week 2 of the NFL season, and at the time, based off his reaction, the injury appeared to be a serious one.
Head coach Ben Johnson and the Bears are assessing what they need to focus on going forward, and one NFL reporter has an idea of their biggest problem.