So much about the Chicago Bears‘ stadium project is unknown in April. In January, President Kevin Warren wanted shovels in the ground by the end of the year, but the last thing we heard from him on the subject in early April was that he was still looking at feasibility studies.
The Chicago Bears' 90-man roster is set, barring any additional moves, but for the time being we have a good idea of what the squad will look like going into the summer.
By day three of the 2025 NFL Draft, every pick becomes a dart throw. There’s a reason each player has fallen down the board, and each one has traits that will appear to various franchises.
Matt LaFleur doesn't know Ben Johnson, which made it all much weirder. During Johnson's first press conference as a head coach for the Chicago Bears, he said it was nice to beat LaFleur twice a year, trying to motivate Bears fans in their rivalry with the Green Bay Packers.
Give our latest show a watch or a listen now! Now that we’ve all had a couple of days to reflect on the Chicago Bears' 2025 NFL Draft and take a look at some of the grades floating around, how are you feeling about their eight-man draft class?
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The Bears' running back draft negligence was reportedly not as bad as it could have been. This isn't yet another attempt to consider seventh-rounder Kyle Monangai to be the proverbial needle in the haystack many Bears fans so badly want him to be.
The Chicago Bears' decision to wait until the seventh round of the 2025 NFL Draft to select a running back was one of the more surprising developments from draft weekend.
The Chicago Bears made a major statement when they selected tight end Colston Loveland with the No. 10 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. With fellow tight end Cole Kmet on the roster, it may seem like an odd decision on the surface by the Bears.
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There is still way too much time before Week 1 for any Chicago Bears depth chart to be truly finalized. However, there is sure to be a bit more clarity now that the 2025 NFL Draft is over.
It might not seem like an issue for the Bears unless they have designs on Chargers free agent running back J.K. Dobbins, but if they do then they better act on a contract before training camp.
The Chicago Bears have made sweeping changes to their offensive line, adding three new players along the interior. However, it is far from a finished unit.
After going offense with their first three selections of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears finally went defense with pick No. 62 in the second-round.
There is one ray of hope in this Nick Chubb fascination being attached without real verification to the Bears. It's how bad the Browns were on offense last year when Chubb was trying to make a comeback from left knee surgeries, and then his very small amount of success at 2024 season's end.
The pressure on Caleb Williams continues to mount. Coming into the 2025 NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears had multiple needs to address on the offensive side of the ball.
It didn’t take long for head coach Ben Johnson to introduce himself to the Chicago Bears vs. Green Bay Packers rivalry. In his introductory press conference with the Bears, Johnson took a shot at Packers head coach Matt LaFleur.
Head coach Ben Johnson has officially completed his first NFL Draft as head coach of the Chicago Bears. Chicago’s 2025 class was highlighted by their offensive additions, which makes sense seeing as Johnson helped the Detroit Lions’ offense become of the best in the league.
The Chicago Bears went into the 2025 draft with flexibility after adding five starters in the trenches in March. As a result, the Bears selected depth pieces with their first four draft picks.
The Chicago Bears added eight new players to their roster after a successful 2025 NFL Draft, which featured three second-round picks and a unicorn playmaker at tight end.
It normally takes little to get the rumor mill rolling, and even after the draft there is enough momentum for a comment by a radio announcer to provide impetus.
The Chicago Bears finalized their 2025 Draft Class over the weekend and then got to work signing some of their top undrafted free agents to finish rounding out the 90-man roster heading into the summer.
There are plenty of talented players who won’t hear their name called during the NFL Draft. The Chicago Bears have seen many of their undrafted free agents go on to become franchise legends.
Anyone watching the Chicago Bears last season wouldn’t have come away thinking pass catcher was the main problem with the offense. However, general manager Ryan Poles let the board speak to him, and what the board told him to take was tight end Colston Loveland at No.
For the most part, the Chicago Bears’ 2025 NFL Draft class was a win. They had to go into enemy territory to pull it off, but ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr.