Surprisingly, the sun came up in Chicago Monday morning. It also shed new light on the Bears' final, fatal play in Sunday's excruciating loss to the Green Bay Packers.
The Chicago Bears had a chance to tie the game with under 30 seconds remaining, but an interception from Caleb Williams to Green Bay Packers cornerback Keisean Nixon sealed a defeat.
The Chicago Bears have taken a huge step in the right direction during the 2025 NFL season. After a slow start to the year, the Bears have turned things around.
How many of the NFL quarterbacks to throw for at least 4,000 yards after turning 35 years old can you name in five minutes?
The Chicago Bears are one of the NFL’s biggest surprises this season, sitting at 8-3 and atop the NFC North in Year 1 under head coach Ben Johnson. While their success has come in the form of gritty, narrow victories, there’s no denying the progress made across the roster…especially at the quarterback position.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
The Chicago Bears hired offensive guru Ben Johnson as their head coach this past offseason with the hope that 2024 No. 1 overall draft pick Caleb Williams would eventually become a top-tier quarterback under Johnson.
In a game where offensive production was hard to come by, the Chicago Bears leaned on their tight ends to secure a gritty 19-17 victory over the Minnesota Vikings.
The hit to Cole Kmet's head and neck area in Sunday's Bears win resulting in a concussion drew no penalty or fine, but Chicago did get a fine of its own in that game.
Bears tight end Cole Kmet could be headed for a return this week from a back injury after two limited practices. What it means for Colston Loveland's momentum this week against Cincinnati is entirely unclear.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
It's the kind of thing to make a Bears fan really appreciate some of the legendary figures of the team's past all the more. On Friday, they ruled out tight end Cole Kmet for the game Sunday with the Ravens because of a back injury.
The Chicago Bears head into the weekend with a lot of question marks on the injury front, both on their end, and on the Baltimore Ravens' end of things.
The Chicago Bears officially ruled out CB Kyler Gordon (groin/calf), CB Tyrique Stevenson (shoulder), TE Cole Kmet (back), RB Roschon Johnson (back), and
The Bears practiced without tight end Cole Kmet (back), wide receiver DJ Moore (hip) and running back D’Andre Swift (groin) on Wednesday. Starting cornerback Tyrique Stevenson (shoulder) and running back Roschon Johnson (back) also sat out.
When the Chicago Bears traded linebacker Roquan Smith to the Baltimore Ravens back in 2022, it sent shockwaves through Halas Hall. For tight end Cole Kmet, then in his third season with the team, the deal was more than just another roster move, it was a moment of realization about the harsh realities of professional football.
Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet is off to a quiet start in Week 6, which is especially surprising with rookie Colston Loveland sidelined. Here's what's behind Kmet's slow start against the Washington Commanders.
All eyes in Week 6 will be on the Chicago Bears and Washington Commanders' Monday Night Football matchup. With stars like Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels, Rome Odunze, and Deebo Samuel taking the field, you can bet a bunch of fantasy football outcomes will be on the line.
The Chicago Bears didn't exactly cover themselves in glory in their miraculous win over the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 4, but certain players had a worse game than the rest of the team.
The Chicago Bears finally looked as advertised in Ben Johnson’s first win as a head coach. Chicago crushed Dallas 31-14 in a game where the Bears could do whatever they wanted on both sides of the ball.
Tight end Cole Kmet sent a collective shock down Chicago Bears fans’ spines when he left Tuesday’s practice with a trainer. However, after a day off, those fans are now breathing a sigh of relief.
On Tuesday, the Chicago Bears saw tight end Cole Kmet go down with a concerning injury. In response, the Bears have now added another name to their tight end room.
Cole Kmet plays for the Chicago Bears, which means he’s not exactly the most likable guy in the eyes of Green Bay Packers fans. That’s just how it is in the world of the NFC North division, particularly between rival teams.
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.
The Steelers currently have one of the more intriguing tight-end rooms in the NFL.
The Bears were leading the Commanders 15-12 before QB Jayden Daniels completed a 48-yard Hail Mary touchdown pass on the final play of the game in Week 8.
The Cole Kmet long-snapping saga is (unfortunately) coming to a close. On Tuesday, the Chicago Bears signed 2-time Pro Bowl long snapper Jake McQuaide to their practice squad.
Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet has been wearing many hats against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Whether you’re looking to recover from a Week 1 loss or keep the fantasy chains moving with another victory, these players should be nowhere near your starting lineup in Week 2.
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