The Chicago Bears have openly stated that there would be a battle for the starting left tackle job this offseason in the wake of Ozzy Trapilo's torn patellar tendon that could sideline him for at least most of the season.
Chicago Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze is going to be just fine. He caused a scare when he mentioned getting used to his "new normal" regarding his foot injury when speaking to the media during OTAs, but it turns out we all overreacted to those comments.
The head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars, Liam Coen, has aimed a subtle dig towards Caleb Williams. Williams is preparing for his third season in the league, but he has caught a stray from the second-year head coach in the AFC South.
Suggestions the Bears could reap a quick, huge benefit from several rookies in this class the same way they did last year might be premature. Of course Dillon Thieneman is being counted on as a first-round pick and starting replacement for veteran Kevin Byard.
After aggressively reshaping the Chicago Bears’ roster over the offseason, general manager Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson have assembled one of the deepest rosters in franchise history.
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.
There’s not much debate about who the Chicago Bears’ top two wide receivers will be in 2026. ESPN has Rome Odunze and Luther Burden III in two of the three wide receiver spots.
Growing pains are inevitable for every rookie who enters the NFL and Chicago Bears wide receiver Zavion Thomas is going through that early on in training camp.
The Chicago Bears have one of the best new coach-quarterback tandems in all of football with Caleb Williams under center and Ben Johnson pulling the strings on the sideline.
With so much talent on the Chicago Bears offense, one of the questions this team has heading into 2026 is who will lead the team in targets. Between Luther Burden III, Colston Loveland and Rome Odunze, there’s an abundance of receivers for Caleb Williams to throw to.
The Chicago Bears, led by quarterback Caleb Williams, went 11-6 in 2025. They won the NFC North, split the regular season series with the Green Bay Packers 1-1, and knocked their hated rivals out of the NFL Playoffs in the Wild Card round.
The Chicago Bears are planning to build off last year’s first-place finish in the NFC North. The Bears demonstrated significant growth last year under head coach Ben Johnson, and the key was the development of QB Caleb Williams and his performance in the late stages of the season’s most crucial games.
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
Caleb Williams on Thursday recorded what might have been his most impressive practice to date, coming off a lighter but also successful opening practice.
Chicago Bears wide receiver Kalif Raymond has been making plays in back-t0-back days in his first training camp back with Ben Johnson and we’re not talking about this guy enough and the role he could have in this offense.
Chicago Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze didn’t have an optimistic outlook on his foot in June following an injury he sustained last season. Odunze missed the final five games of the regular season and caught only four passes for 88 yards in the postseason.
After taking part in their first practice of training camp Wednesday, the Chicago Bears were back in action on Thursday for the second session of the summer.
The Chicago Bears offense took some Major steps forward in 2025 under then first-year head coach Ben Johnson. Quarterback Caleb Williams put up a franchise record in passing yards, and emerged as one of the NFL’s legitimate young talents at the position.
One of the biggest storylines during training camp for the Chicago Bears is going to be Caleb Williams. With the Chicago Bears trying to find a franchise quarterback for decades at this point, hope is in the air after a promising first two seasons.
Chicago Bears second year wide receiver Luther Burden III has more momentum and hype going into the 2026 than almost any receiver in the NFL. It’s starting to feel like more than just praise for what’s to come.
The Bears would like to sign right tackle Darnell Wright to a contract extension by the start of the regular season, general manager Ryan Poles said on Wednesday (via Patrick Finley of the Chicago Sun-Times).
The Chicago Bears announced they activated DL Montez Sweat from the Non-Football Illness list on Wednesday. Chicago placed Sweat on the NFI list on Tuesday, making this a quick turnaround.
The Chicago Bears announced they have placed DL Montez Sweat on the Active/Non-Football Illness list. Additionally, the Bears have placed DB Elijah Hicks on the Active/Physically Unable to Perform list.