When center Drew Dalman retired, the Chicago Bears had to fill big shoes. So far, it looks like they might have the right man to replace him. The Bears
Chicago Bears new safety Coby Bryant was carted off the field during Monday’s training camp practice with a knee injury. The Chicago Bears just potentially
Chicago Bears running back Kyle Monangai missed three days of practice last week and we finally got information on his status going into the second week of training camp.
The Chicago Bears wrapped up the first week of training camp and will be back in action with full pads on Monday. Before practice kicks off, let’s break down which players are rising or falling after the first four days of practice.
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson sees greatness in wide receiver Luther Burden III with traits mirroring some of the top wide receivers he’s coached in the past.
Ryan Poles and the front office placed a huge trust in Ben Johnson. It led to a significant part of the Chicago Bears’ success last season. The franchise hired the first-time head coach in January 2025 after he emerged as one of the top candidates in the coaching cycle.
The Chicago Bears have completed the first week of training camp and concerns still remain at positions that were considered problems throughout the offseason.
At only 24 years old, Gervon Dexter Sr. is a player who ideally should be with the Chicago Bears for years to come. In the 2023 NFL Draft, the Bears made a pretty significant investment in Dexter by drafting him with the 53rd overall pick.
An underrated position battle for the Chicago Bears is who their starting kick returner will be in Week 1. Sure, it's not the most flashy job, but having a good kick returner can really contribute to a team's success.
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.
Zavion Thomas is set for his rookie season with the Chicago Bears. The team selected him at No. 89 overall in the third round following a strong collegiate career with Mississippi State and LSU.
Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson thinks Nick Foles, and not Justin Fields, was the best quarterback he had played against in practice before Caleb Williams came to town.
One player on the Chicago Bears that doesn’t get talked about nearly enough is Montez Sweat. With the Bears offense now being the strength of this roster, Sweat isn’t mentioned in those conversations for the best player on the team.
The bottom of the reporter's notebook and the bottom of the Bears roster can be as interesting as the bigger news and narratives. Even if unaddressed by coaches at this time in training camp, some things become more evident after they surface in the first non-contact work.
The Chicago Bears kicked off training camp when the veterans reported to Halas Hall on Tuesday. They held their first practice of the season the following day.
With questions brewing around Kyle Monangai right now, here’s a look at one of the veteran running backs on this team, Salvon Ahmed. Starting with Monangai,
The Bears put pads on Monday and the running game then comes to the forefront. Johnson, it seems, has already been at work on the running attack even while it appears they can't do much without wearing pads.
Nearly three months ago, it was reported that the Bears, who had not acquired a notable pass rusher via trade, free agency, or the draft, could still be in the market for one.
Cole Kmet saw his role diminish last season with the Chicago Bears with then-rookie Colston Loveland’s strong play. The veteran started and played more snaps early in the campaign before playing less as the year progressed.
After Week 1 of Bears practices, the rookie who stood out the most probably should surprise no one. It's the rookie the Bears had a well thought-out plan to use, and that's third-round receiver Zavion Thomas.
Now that Chicago Bears training camp is in full swing, all eyes are on the various position battles happening on the field. After the first week of practices, a couple of the position battles are facing more questions than answers.
Caleb Williams continues to generate buzz at Chicago Bears training camp. One of his biggest endorsements has come from a teammate who knows exactly what the franchise’s quarterback carousel has looked like.
Chicago Bears right tackle Darnell Wright addressed ongoing contract extension talks during training camp and made clear he expects to remain in Chicago for the foreseeable future.
Championship expectations have a way of exposing weaknesses. The Chicago Bears are facing this right now. After building one of the NFL’s deepest rosters around quarterback Caleb Williams, the Bears entered Halas Hall believing they possessed all the ingredients necessary to challenge for a Super Bowl.
One month ago, it was reported the Bears hoped to have a Darnell Wright extension in place by the start of training camp. That checkpoint has come and gone, but a long-term deal remains the team’s goal.