According to Mike Berardino, veteran NFL WR Miles Boykin has announced his retirement from the league on Instagram. Boykin, 29, was the No. 93 overall pick in the third round by the Ravens out of Notre Dame in 2019.
The 2025 NFL season is in the rearview mirror, and while the Chicago Bears fell short of a Super Bowl appearance, the vibes around Halas Hall are different this time.
When Chicago Bears assistant general manager Ian Cunningham was hired by the Atlanta Falcons to be the team's next general manager, it opened up a whole bag of worms that fans have complained about for weeks now.
Fans of the Chicago Bears are understandably tired of hearing about the plans for a new stadium. After years of negotiations, rumors, and even purchasing a plot of land in Arlington Heights, the Bears are still nowhere close to building a new stadium.
The Chicago Bears are entering a critical offseason following a heart-wrenching overtime loss to the Los Angeles Rams in the Divisional Round. While the
As franchises prepare wish lists for their next hires, numerous cautionary tales exist. Here are the worst head-coaching tenures since the 1970 merger.
Iowa lawmakers introduced Senate File 2252, a bill designed to attract the Chicago Bears to the state. The Bears are currently evaluating stadium sites in Illinois and Indiana.
The Green Bay Packers captured NFL headlines for days last August when they swung a blockbuster trade for Micah Parsons, a four-time All-Pro pass rusher.
The battle between the state of Illinois and the state of Indiana to see who will host the future stadium of the Chicago Bears is starting to heat up with a potential resolution being decided by the end of the month.
The Chicago Bears' 2026 offseason won't be the kind of teardown fans have become used to. Instead, it'll be more about filling the gaps between winning a playoff game and competing for a Super Bowl.
The Chicago Bears will not receive any compensatory 2026 or 2027 NFL draft picks following the departure of assistant general manager Ian Cunningham, and the reason has everything to do with how the NFL defines front-office authority.
The Chicago Bears and first-year head coach Ben Johnson broke onto the scene during the 2025 NFL season as one of the top up-and-coming teams in football.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Chicago Bears' 2025 season wasn't just about Caleb Williams' development or Ben Johnson's incredible first year on the job. It was also about the emergence of rookie talent, and wide receiver Rome Odunze summed it up perfectly.
The Chicago Bears are facing some tough roster decisions as the team looks ahead to the 2026 NFL season. Now that Super Bowl LX is over, rumors and speculation are continuing to flow, but more earnestly.
Judging from all of the social media pleading for the Bears to trade away their future to get Maxx Crosby or sign Trey Hendrickson, getting an edge player would seem a priority this offseason.
The 2024 NFL Draft quarterback class was lauded as one of the most talented in recent memory in the months leading up to the draft. It certainly lived up to the hype on draft night, becoming the first draft in NFL history where six quarterbacks were off the board (which also tied an NFL record) within the first 12 picks.
The Chicago Bears took the NFC North by storm in 2025. Going from worst-to-first, including beating the Green Bay Packers twice, with one victory coming
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams took a leap in his second season in the league under head coach Ben Johnson. William led the Bears to an NFC North championship and appearance in the Divisional Round.
Chicago Bears rookie Colston Loveland received an unexpected surprise amid the NFL offseason. The 21-year-old tight end grew up in a small town in Idaho.
Believe it or not, but 2026 NFL free agency is right around the corner. In just over one month, the Chicago Bears will join the rest of the league in a dogfight for the top free-agent veterans.
Caleb Williams' breakout season in 2025 went just about as well as Chicago Bears fans could have hoped. Despite falling agonizingly short of Bears history, he rewrote several franchise records and set an NFL record for most fourth-quarter comebacks in a season (seven) before turning 25-years-old.
The Chicago Bears’ passing game found an identity and improved by leaps and bounds during the 2025 campaign, thanks in large part to quarterback Caleb Williams’ dramatic improvement in his second season.
It’s safe to say that Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams struck a nerve. Williams didn’t just power the Bears to a pair of comeback victories over the Green Bay Packers this season, including powering Chicago over their bitter NFC North rivals in the NFC Wild Card round, but didn’t hold back on his celebrations, either.
Free agency affects a team's depth just like it does their starting lineup . The Bears, in 2025, proved to have far more depth than it looked like they had when the season began, particularly on the defensive side .
Ozzy Trapilo was a key figure on the Bears’ offensive line during his rookie season. His second NFL campaign is likely to be delayed, though. Trapilo suffered a torn patellar tendon during Chicago’s wild-card victory.