When the clock strikes zero in the game against the Tennessee Titans on Saturday night in preseason Week 3, it'll be time for the Chicago Bears to turn their attention to roster cuts and then the regular season.
The Chicago Bears have plenty of receiving weapons on the team already with Rome Odunze, Luther Burden, Cole Kmet and Colston Loveland, but Ben Johnson’s recent comments suggest they have yet another foundational player emerging.
It's hard to imagine a more dramatic reversal of fortunes in an NFL rivalry than what we saw in the historic Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers rivalry in 2025.
There was a moment in the Bears’ preseason game against the Bengals where Caleb Williams missed a pass to TE Coleston Loveland down the right side in a 1st-and-20 situation outside Cincinnati’s red zone, which led to a field goal on 4th-and-20.
As of the 2025 season, 47 NFL players have made 10 or more Pro Bowls over the course of their careers. How many of the 47 can you name in five minutes?
Just when there seemed some hope a Bears stadium might get revived for Illinois through the efforts of commissioner Rodger Goodell, the great nixer of an Illinois stadium came forth.
The opening of 2026 NFL training camp brings big hope for all 32 fan bases. These are the 25 developments to watch as we progress toward Week 1.
Considering all of the attention given to roster cuts, there appears to be very few Bears roster positions at stake in Saturday's 5 p.m. preseason finale against Tennessee.
In the world of NFL news and analysis, players frequently earn comparisons to legends of the past. But when two people make the same comparison in one day, and one of those people is the former legend himself, it's worth paying attention to.
The Denver Broncos have a clear need on defense and the Chicago Bears might be able to help them out. With the 53-man roster cutdown deadline rapidly approaching on Aug.
When we look for turning points in the disastrous tenure of former Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus, the 2024 Week 8 game against the Washington Commanders is most definitely one that comes to mind.
Roster cutdown day is coming up in the NFL and the Chicago Bears have a pressing issue at the cornerback position that might need to be addressed in some capacity.
NFL teams generally prefer position battles to be wrapped up by the final preseason contest. Those in-game situations are ideally reserved for players jockeying for backup roles.
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.
The Chicago Bears and Tennessee Titans will square off in their final preseason game. While it won't be official, it'll give two former No. 1 picks a chance to catch up and maybe even help one another.
For a quarterback who has spent most of the offseason generating optimism around the Chicago Bears, Caleb Williams‘ first preseason appearance of 2026 was about as underwhelming as it gets.
Ben Johnson and his coaching staff have overseen the Chicago Bears’ training camp and preseason. It allowed them to see firsthand how prepared the player are for the upcoming season, including Dillon Thieneman.
There are two sides to everything, and while Tennessee coach Robert Saleh called the hit Bears safety Xavier Woods made on Titans receiver Wan’Dale Robinson "cheap," Chicago saw it differently.
Tennessee Titans wide receiver Wan’Dale Robinson is being evaluated for a concussion after a late hit from Chicago Bears safety Xavier Woods during Thursday’s joint practice in Nashville.
Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears enter the new season looking to surpass their achievements in 2025. The quarterback recorded strong performances last year, leading the franchise to an NFC North title and reaching the Divisional Round.
At some point the NFL is going to have to do something about joint training camp practices and the problems they create.
If you're a casual NFL fan and looking for a team to watch for fun in 2026, the Chicago Bears may be your best bet.
Last season, Decker started 14 games and allowed just three sacks, earning a 67.9 overall PFF grade.
Are the Bears prepared to make a surprising move?
Many expect the Chicago Bears to give Cole Kmet fewer targets in the upcoming season in favor of Colston Loveland. The second-year tight end emerged as a capable starter as the 2025 campaign progressed, earning more minutes from the coaching staff.
As the Chicago Bears are still dealing with Kyler Gordon working his way back from dealing with a soft-tissue injury, they are in a spot where they need to answer the question of who they have at nickel cornerback if Gordon misses time.
Maxx Crosby is with the Las Vegas Raiders, and he's a Raider for life, as he's said over and over again. Considering the franchise tried to trade him during the offseason, though, it's really a wide-open possibility that Crosby could get traded again and stick this time.
Tyson Bagent, the Chicago Bears quarterback, knows a thing or two about the importance of family support. His father, Travis Bagent, endured significant hardship growing up, living without running water from kindergarten through ninth grade.
Adam Schefter reports that the Dolphins are signing RB Coleman Bennett to a one-year contract. Bennett played at Bucknell, then one season at Rice before transferring to Kennesaw State for his final year of college football.
Defensive tackle Gervon Dexter was among Bears who garnered trade interest over the winter. Dexter is still in Chicago as the season draws closer, but a trade remains a possibility, according to Jordan Schultz.
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