Bears DL Gervon Dexter said he hears the outside noise surrounding the team’s defensive woes from last year and is focused on proving the doubters wrong.
Momentum has been building for the Chicago Bears to move to Hammond, Indiana, after the Illinois General Assembly failed to pass megaprojects legislation that would aid the team in their plans to build a new stadium at the Arlington Heights location.
Maxx Crosby and the Las Vegas Raiders are together again, but don't kid yourself. Crosby could be on the trade block any minute.
After benching Braxton Jones during the 2025 campaign, it was very clear the Chicago Bears had lost trust in the former fifth-round pick. And it was understandable why, as Jones struggled over the first four games of the season, with the veteran surrendering two sacks and 15 pressures in that span.
How many of the QB's with the most game-winning drives in one season for each NFL franchise can you name in five minutes?
The Chicago Bears are on summer break until training camp kicks off in late July. In the meantime, let’s take a look at the state of the team by giving an early 53-man roster projection before the players return.
Yardbarker's best-of NFL positional series continues with linebackers. This does not cover pure pass-rushing threats -- we will get to them -- but rather true off-ball defenders who thrived as traditional inside and outside 'backers.
One of the biggest blows to the Chicago Bears this offseason came when Drew Dalman retired from the NFL after just one season with the Bears. This shocking development robbed the Bears of a young, Pro Bowl center to whom they'd just signed a three-year deal and left them scrambling to find a suitable replacement.
The Bears are being urged to trade a longtime tight end to the Kansas City Chiefs, and he could be a possible Travis Kelce replacement.
Caleb Williams had an impressive 2025 season for the Chicago Bears. After being selected first overall in the 2024 NFL Draft, the expectations for the quarterback were very high.
With the completion of spring work and the Bears taking summer hibernation with the rest of the NFL, it's easier to assess what they've done to improve the roster.
The Chicago Bears are widely viewed as Super Bowl contenders heading into 2026, but one would be remiss to dismiss all of the issues this team has. We know that the Bears ignored their pass rush this offseason, but they also have serious question marks at wide receiver.
With the Chicago Bears training camp right around the corner, the team is taking a look at yet another UFL player. According to the UFL, the Bears worked out Louisville Kings defensive end Xavier Carlton, who was an undrafted free-agent signing of Chicago in 2025.
With the 2026 draft in the books, teams are already looking toward 2027. Here's our way-too-early 2027 NFL mock draft, as of April 27, 2026.
The Bears are reportedly working behind the scenes with Illinois to assist in crafting a stadium plan. Politico on Monday reported a plan to revive Arlington Heights as a possible stadium site, but this isn't something new.
One of the most important position battles of the Chicago Bears' 2026 offseason comes at left tackle, where the Bears have a starting job up for grabs.
Colston Loveland established himself as a reliable tight end for the Chicago Bears last season. The 10th overall pick of the 2025 NFL Draft played in 16 games last year, starting 11.
Chicago Bears rookie wide receiver Zavion Thomas was turning heads in a good way during the offseason program integrating into head coach Ben Johnson’s offense, and his potential impact is vast with how he can be used.
On Monday afternoon, we took yet another step closer to Chicago Bears training camp after the league revealed the report dates and joint practice dates for all 32 NFL teams.
The Chicago Bears appeared to be gaining momentum in June for building their new stadium project in Hammond, Indiana, after the Illinois General Assembly failed to pass a megaprojects bill before the close of the spring session in May.
It has been a roller coaster of a summer for the Chicago Bears in terms of where the future of their organization lies. For a long time now, the organization has been pushing the state of Illinois to provide them with funds/tax breaks in order to build a new stadium, whether in Chicago or in a neighboring suburb.
The Chicago Bears now have an official day on the calendar for when the players are expected to return for the start of training camp along with another big announcement made to the team’s summer schedule.
The Chicago Bears‘ roster is mostly set with training camp just around the corner, for better or for worse. Fans have long been wanting the Bears to add another pass rusher, but Chicago does not appear interested in doing that at the current point in time.
The Chicago Bears signed Coby Bryant this offseason to fill a gaping hole at safety. They also drafted Dillon Thieneman at No. 25 to have another capable defensive back to potentially play opposite the veteran.
Bears WR Kalif Raymond has provided a steady veteran presence for QB Caleb Williams and has helped him keep a steady head. “Leaf has only been here for a couple couple months or so,” Williams said of Raymond, via PFT.
Bears QB Caleb Williams spoke about coming into his own as a team leader and how he has grown to become comfortable in his role as the franchise quarterback in Chicago.
The Bears went through three left tackles last season — four if the Chiefs-ian Joe Thuney experiment in the playoffs is included — and will likely need at least two in 2026.
The Chicago Bears drafted quarterback Caleb Williams in the 2024 NFL Draft, but he didn't start to really bloom until head coach Ben Johnson came on the scene one year later.
In 2025, Williams tallied seven comeback victories after trailing in the fourth quarter of games from Week 1 through a thrilling wild-card playoff win over the rival Green Bay Packers.
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