The rush by fans to get Braxton Jones out of Chicago or out of the starting left tackle spot seems to have begun with Day 2 of the NFL draft, if not earlier.
Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles has come to terms on a three-year contract extension with the club that will conclude after the 2029 NFL season, according to multiple reports.
Chicago aligns its front office vision by extending the GM behind the rebuild The Chicago Bears have already made plenty of noise this offseason—from a flashy rookie class featuring Luther Burden III, Ozzy Trapilo, and Colston Loveland, to splashy free-agent moves and a new head coach in Ben Johnson.
Chicago Bears have recently taken a look into the future, extending the contract of general manager Ryan Poles to continue working with the team till the 2029 season.
With the Chicago Bears carrying plenty of offseason momentum into training camp, the franchise decided to give general manager Ryan Poles a new five-year contract extension, via Adam Schefter of ESPN. He is now in sync with head coach Ben Johnson’s deal.
The Chicago Bears appear to be doubling down on current leadership, as reports indicate that current general manager Ryan Poles has agreed to a new contract extension.
Since Ryan Poles became general manager in 2022, the Chicago Bears are just 15-36 overall. However, the Bears are looking like a much stronger team heading into the 2025 campaign.
The Chicago Bears on Friday made a surprising decision regarding the future of general manager Ryan Poles. The Bears signed Poles to a contract extension that runs through the 2029 season, according to multiple reports.
New head coach Ben Johnson is expected to bring his explosive level of offense to the Chicago Bears in 2025 and beyond. However, during the 2024, Johnson was working his magic as the Detroit Lions offensive coordinator.
Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson has proven to be one of the top defensive backs in the NFL. As the Bears’ lone Pro Bowl player in 2024, Johnson became the captain of Chicago’s defense.
The Chicago Bears' 2025 NFL Draft class is expected to pay immediate returns this year. How could it not? First-round tight end Colston Loveland is a chess piece cut from a lab for coach Ben Johnson, while second-round pick Luther Burden III is the ideal WR3 to complement DJ Moore and Rome Odunze.
The Chicago Bears have a proud history of success in the NFL. Chicago has not had many seasons to cheer about in recent memory, but they have multiple eras of NFL history where they were a dominant team.
The perception around Chicago Bears' tight end Cole Kmet has always been an interesting discussion to follow, both from the outside and from other people in and around the league.