D'Andre Swift fought off a groin injury since early this season. He can't fight it any longer and has become the latest Bears groin injury casualty. Swift won't play Sunday after being ruled out.
Earlier today, Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson said that at some point, they’d have to give running back D’Andre Swift a week off to get his body right.
Following a four-game winning streak, which created a ton of optimism in Chicago, the Bears were soundly beaten by the Baltimore Ravens last week. Starting running back D’Andre Swift picked up a groin injury in the loss.
The NFL trade deadline looms in early November, and several teams with seller profiles have emerged. Here are the top candidates to be traded before that point.
The Chicago Bears are 4-3 before getting set to play the 3-5 Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday. More News: Bears coach offers confusing comments Austin Booker’s progress Chicago enters the Week 9 contest tied with the Carolina Panthers for the eighth-best record in the NFC.
Bears coach Ben Johnson not only sees something different with Tyrique Stevenson after missing last week's game with a shoulder injury, he hears it. “I would say the first thing I notice, not just about Tyrique but about the whole secondary, is they're a little bit louder right now," Johnson said.
The Chicago Bears are in need of a get-right game in after getting punched in the mouth by the Baltimore Ravens and the next opportunity will come in Week 9 on the road against another AFC North opponent dealing with QB issues.
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 Chicago Bears announced that they’ve ruled out RB D’Andre Swift, WR Luther Burden, RB Roschon Johnson, and DL Dominique Robinson from Week 9 against
Modern football is all about big plays and as a companion piece to the STEP Differential, I’m tracking the Bears big plays all year in this Infogram: Chicago Bears 2025 STEP Differential Tracker Infogram Last year’s tracker is on the second page.
It's customary for coaches to build up opposing defenses or offenses, although Bears offensive coordinator Declan Doyle had to do some thinking when asked about Cincinnati's red zone defense.
The Chicago Bears have a chance flip Week 8's ghostly performance against the Baltimore Ravens into a treat worth remembering for Bears fans in this Sunday's matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals.
The defense of the Chicago Bears got some much needed additions to the unit this week and it couldn't have come at a better time following the Week 8 loss to the Baltimore Ravens and heading into the halfway point of the regular season.
The Chicago Bears are sometimes called the Monsters of the Midway thanks to some of the historically great defenses to play in the Windy City -- perhaps none more famous than the 1985 team. How many of the starting defensive players for the 1985 Monsters of the Midway can you name in five minutes?
Another week with a Bears double-digit penalty total is becoming the norm and not necessarily alarming. The real surprise with their penalty situation is not their total flags.
By no means has it been a perfect start for new Chicago Bears' head coach Ben Johnson. There was the blown fourth-quarter lead to the Vikings in the opener, the ugly loss to a one-win Ravens team playing without Lamar Jackson, and the constant thread of sloppy Red Zone execution and numerous mind-numbing penalties.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker recently offered the Chicago Bears a deal. In exchange for the state giving the Bears a break on property taxes, the team needed to pay off its remaining loan on Soldier Field renovations.
Last week, the Chicago Bears came crashing back down to Earth with a blowout loss at the hands of the Baltimore Ravens. The ugly defeat brought Chicago’s impressive four-game winning streak to an end and also raised old concerns about the viability of Caleb Williams as an NFL franchise quarterback.
D’Andre Swift came off the bye week dominating for the Bears. Swift logged back-to-back 100+ yard games on the ground in both the Bears’ wins against New Orleans and Washington.
The Chicago Bears are looking to bounce back after their devastating loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 8. With the NFL trade deadline approaching, the franchise could opt to make some serious changes.
If Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton thinks adding a 41-year-old backup tight end will help them dethrone the Kansas City Chiefs as the best team in the AFC West, he's mistaken.
According to Adam Schefter, the Broncos are signing TE Marcedes Lewis to the practice squad. He had a workout with the team yesterday that evidently went well.