Before getting your hopes up for a Bears roster move as a result of Friday's restructuring of contracts, consider their situation. A trade would appear unlikely unless it brings in a very low-cost player in return, possibly someone who another team planned to waive after bringing back a player from their IR.
We saw first hand just what kind of impact Chicago Bears rookie wide receiver Zavion Thomas can make a football field. Thomas displayed that in preseason
Colston Loveland and the Chicago Bears faced the Green Bay Packers thrice in the 2025 season. It gave the then-rookie a chance to experience the playing against their rivals multiple times in his rookie year.
The Chicago Bears are coming off an upstart season in which they went 11-6, won the division and went on to achieve a postseason victory. But Bears fans know all too well it's too early to get excited about a multi-year run.
While the Chicago Bears have invested heavily on their offensive line, left tackle has been a revolving door. That looks to be the case again entering the 2026 campaign.
All 32 teams have hope for a perfect 17-0 regular season as another year begins, but the odds aren't in their favor. As the season opens, we predict the first loss for each team in 2026.
Back when the schedule first came out everyone took shots at predicting the week-by-week results for a given team, and the Bears looked capable of double-digit wins based on Ben Johnson's offensive expertise.
The Chicago Bears face significant pressure in 2026. They found a winning combination last season as head coach Ben Johnson and second-year QB Caleb Williams meshed and the Bears rose from last-place to win the NFC North title and then found success with a Wild Card playoff victory.
Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson have raised the level of expectations for the Chicago Bears offense. They not only want to be the highest-scoring in the league this season; They're shooting for the all-time scoring record.
Last Updated: September 4, 2026 D’Andre Swift injury update is more encouraging than it first appeared when Swift made his Thursday’s practice exit. The Chicago Bears have not confirmed a diagnosis or given him a Week One game status.
Ben Johnson has always been lauded for his offensive play calling abilities. He proved that making the leap up to head coach with the Chicago Bears wasn’t going to throw a wrench into his plans.
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 head into the 2026 regular season with an offense that has nuclear potential. Let’s boldly predict how good this unit could actually be this upcoming season and then come back to our predictions after the season.
The 2026 NFL season is upon us, and the Chicago Bears will play their season opener against the Carolina Panthers in exactly one week. But before we run out of time for preseason predictions, let's project the final standings for the NFC North.
Being selected in the same NFL draft class will forever have your careers intertwined, especially at the quarterback position. In the same draft the Chicago Bears selected Caleb Williams at No.1, players like Drake Maye, Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix all heard their name called in the first round.
While everyone fretted over the non-injury to Bears running back D'Andre Swift or an uncertain one to wide receiver Rome Oduzne after Thursday's final practice before game week, the really good news went by virtually undiscussed.
The Chicago Bears have been without pass rusher Austin Booker since mid August due to a groin injury. But as Week 1 looms closer, the pass rusher has finally made his return to practice.
The long NFL offseason is finally over, and Chicago Bears football is back. Next Sunday, they'll take on the Carolina Panthers in their regular season opener, a game that the Bears are expected to win.
Chicago Bears tight end Colston Loveland turned plenty of heads during his rookie season. Still, he has his foot on the gas and is trying to take a further step forward in 2026.
We're now only five days away from the start of the 2026 NFL season. The Chicago Bears (the league's top regression candidates) will be eager to prove their doubters wrong and show that their improbable 2025 campaign was no fluke.
The Chicago Bears officially cut veteran WR Ray-Ray McCloud from injured reserve with a settlement on Friday, per the NFL Transactions wire. McCloud, 29, is a former sixth-round pick of the Bills back in 2018 out of Clemson.
The Bears have everyone pulling in the same direction. The problem is the secondary may not be healthy enough to join in. Ben Johnson changed the culture in Chicago in year one, winning the NFC North after years of misery.
A number of teams found themselves in need of moves to create immediate cap space leading up to the start of the season. The Bears were among them, and a set of restructures has been executed.
Chicago Bears running back D'Andre Swift and wide receiver Rome Odunze made early exits from practice on Thursday due to apparent injuries, according to multiple reports.