The world of sports branding is facing a sudden deep freeze (pun intended). The original ‘Iceman’ George Gervin has filed to protect his legendary moniker after one NFL star tried to stake a claim on it.
Caleb Williams is getting into a legal fight with a man nearly five decades his senior. The Chicago Bears star quarterback Williams has moved to trademark the name “Iceman,” Patrick Finley of the Chicago Sun-Times reported this week.
Former NBA star George Gervin said he was "caught off guard" when he learned Bears quarterback Caleb Williams had attempted to trademark the "Iceman," a nickname that Gervin has used since his playing days.
Caleb Williams built a reputation last season as one of the league’s most clutch quarterbacks, earning the nickname “Iceman” for his calm-under-pressure style and knack for pulling off unlikely comebacks.
Former San Antonio Spurs star and Basketball Hall of Famer George Gervin is challenging Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams‘ request to trademark the “Iceman” nickname.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
The Chicago Bears are looking to have a strong offseason as they prepare to take the next step as a team. They have made some shrewd decisions throughout the offseason with their signings.
Speculation is growing that the Chicago Bears will open up their 2026 season against one of the NFC’s premier heavyweights in a can’t-miss showdown. The NFL Kickoff Game traditionally takes place on the Thursday after Labor Day, usually hosted by the defending Super Bowl champion.
Bears HC Ben Johnson is reunited with WR Kalif Raymond after Chicago signed him to a one-year deal. Johnson is hopeful that Raymond’s energy has a “contagious”
The Chicago Bears could address the EDGE rusher position this offseason after ranking near the bottom in pressures and allowing the sixth-most rushing yards last season.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is enjoying his NFL offseason — and rightfully so. The No. 1 overall pick of the 2024 NFL Draft had a big year for Chicago in 2025.
The defensive tackle position was one of the Chicago Bears' most glaring weaknesses entering this offseason. They will be returning their two starters in Grady Jarrett and Gervon Dexter, but the duo flat-out didn't play well last season.
Caleb Williams is only getting better as the Chicago Bears quarterback. His passer rating has improved from 87.8 in his rookie year to 90.1 in 2025. Williams was drafted first overall by the Bears during the 2024 NFL Draft.
The Chicago Bears are coming off one of the most exciting seasons in franchise history. After years of struggling to find a franchise quarterback, they have one in Caleb Williams.
In almost every year, the kickoff of the NFL season follows a familiar script. The reigning Super Bowl champs play a home game on the first Thursday after Labor Day.
Chicago Bears running back Kyle Monangai is taking his momentum off the field after a standout rookie season. The 23-year-old carried Rutgers to new heights in his 2024 senior campaign, racking up 1,279 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns. He also set a program record with 707 career touches without a single fumble.
Ahead of the NFL Combine, news leaked that the Arizona Cardinals were "intrigued" by Chicago Bears backup quarterback Tyson Bagent amid the team's search for their 2026 starting QB.
The Bears made a concerted effort to address their center position this offseason, and according to Brad Biggs of The Chicago Tribune, they’re not done yet.
After a 2025 season that began with growth and promise, wide receiver Rome Odunze’s year was derailed by injury and a crowded depth chart. But now with wideout D.J.
Less than a month away from the 2026 NFL Draft, the strong consensus is that the Chicago Bears will target a defensive player with the 25th overall pick in the first-round.
The primary task in free agency is to plug lineup holes within the constraints of NFL salary cap reality. From that end, the efforts of Bears GM Ryan Poles
The NFL offseason forces players to make difficult career decisions, especially when bouncing back from professional setbacks. For Chicago Bears offensive tackle Braxton Jones, this spring presented a significant crossroads.
Bears GM Ryan Poles said that C Garrett Bradbury, who the team just traded for this off-season, has the ability to command the line and can help a young quarterback with protections.
A new addition has been signed, there is a championship setting to play in, and this could all take place under the big lights in a possible rematch for 2026.
CHICAGO — Forget the lovable losers. The Monsters of the Midway woke up. After an 11-6 finish and a thrilling Wild Card victory over the Green Bay Packers last January, the Chicago Bears 2026 free agency frenzy proves one thing: they want the Lombardi Trophy.
NFL free agency is in its third week, but clubs in the NFC North have already made splashes. With that in mind, here's a look at each team's best and worst signing, plus a free agent to target in the second wave.