The Chicago Bears' defense was on another level in Week 7's win over the New Orleans Saints. Literally, another level. The Bears entered the game ranked 31st against the run.
The Chicago Bears' running game was once viewed as the offense's biggest weakness. Now, six games into the 2025 NFL season, it's suddenly become Ben Johnson's biggest strength.
It would appear on the surface Bears coach Ben Johnson and QB Caleb Williams are moving together in lock step, of one mind, etc., etc., etc. After closely
Many teams have made missteps regarding a separation from a head coach or coordinator. Some have been straight firings, others de facto dismissals described as mutual separations.
The Chicago Bears pass rush was finally a factor against the New Orleans Saints in Sunday’s 26-14 win at Soldier Field. The defense only generated eight sacks through the first six weeks, but sacked quarterback Spencer Rattler four times for 24 yards.
It feels like at the end of each game, Chicago Bears fans collectively say, “It wasn’t pretty, but they got the win.”, and it’s hard to feel differently after Sunday’s fourth consecutive win at Soldier Field.
Well, well, well. Look who decided to show up and remind everyone why Chicago defense is still a thing. The Bears just served up a 26-14 beatdown to the Saints that had more twists than a Chicago deep-dish pizza, and honestly, it was beautiful to watch.
Takeaways continue to pile up and it's easy to wonder where the Bears would be with their current passing game issues and without the benefit of the football being provided by Dennis Allen's greedy defense.
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.
A lot has been made about this being the Chicago Bears’ first four-game winning streak since 2018, but did you know it was just the second time they’ve had four straight wins since 2012?
The Chicago Bears came away with a fourth consecutive victory in Week 7 after a double-digit win against the New Orleans Saints, but the team did suffer two notable losses on the injury front.
For the second week in a row, the Chicago Bears rode the run game to a win, an encouraging sight compared to how the run game looked over the course of the first four games.
The run game and defense dominated in this one from start to finish, but plenty of noteworthy notes to discuss from yesterday’s win. Let’s get to it. The Offensive Line continued getting push and opening holes in the run game early in this one and it carried on throughout all 4 quarters.
Despite winning four consecutive games and the 2025 belief starting to change inside the Chicago Bears building, the idea of the Bears going big game hunting at the trade deadline still seems like a decision that could backfire for the long-term planning process.
After almost a whole month since playing at Soldier Field, the Chicago Bears faced the New Orleans Saints on Sunday and took home a win. The Bears now have a four-game winning streak for the first time since 2018.
The inevitable query about how this year's 4-2 record is different than last year's came Caleb Williams ' way after Sunday's 26-14 win over New Orleans .
In New Orleans, Dennis Allen's name will probably remain right there next to canned gumbo or frozen jumbalaya. Head coaches who fail to deliver are trashed quickly in today's NFL, especially with hometown fans.
The Chicago Bears improved to 4-2 with a 26-14 win over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. The Bears did so with a formula that might be familiar to long-time fans: Running and defense.
In days gone by, this 26-14 Bears win over the Saints Sunday at Soldier Field might have sufficed as a complete victory. Four takeaways, four sacks, running for 222 yards on 40 carries, it all sounded like a line from the Lovie Smith era.
The Chicago Bears entered Sunday’s contest against the New Orleans Saints fresh off a gripping win against the Washington Commanders. On paper, the 1-5 Saints looked like a pushover, but nothing ever seems to go that way for the Bears.
D'Andre Swift rushed for 124 yards and a touchdown, the Chicago defense took the ball away four times and the host Bears won their fourth consecutive game by beating the New Orleans Saints 26-14 on Sunday.
The Chicago Bears were banking on the return of one of their best defenders for their Week 7 game. Looking to keep their momentum going after the bye week, the team was gearing up for defensive tackle Grady Jarrett to return to action against the New Orleans Saints.
The Chicago Bears announced they’ve released DL Tanoh Kpassagnon on Friday. Chicago now has a roster spot open ahead of Week 7 and will likely fill it before Sunday’s game. Kpassagnon, 31, is a former second-round pick of the Chiefs back in 2017.