Injury uncertainty in the Bears secondary makes for a difficult situation heading into Baltimore but it almost seems like it lands directly in coordinator Dennis Allen's wheelhouse better than having a healthy and stable 11-man group.
Dennis Allen’s unit made it personal — and unforgettable — in Chicago’s 26-14 victory The Monsters of the Midway are back on the prowl. The Chicago Bears’ defense turned back the clock — relentless, physical and unforgiving — in a 26-14 win over the New Orleans Saints that reminded everyone what real Chicago football looks like.
After a brutal start to the 2025 season, Dennis Allen might have brought back the monsters of the midway. Through the Chicago Bears’ four game winning streak, the defense has seen a major turnaround.
The Chicago Bears' defense is riding high after a strong outing in Week 7 against the New Orleans Saints, a game in which defensive coordinator Dennis Allen's unit dominated against his former team.
It's uncommon, but not unheard of, for notable QBs to change teams -- via trade, free agency, or waiver claim -- at the 11th hour or during a season. Here are the top instances of QBs relocating late and making an impact that season.
The victory for the Chicago Bears in Week 7 was clearly an emotional one. Even though it came against a then 1-5 New Orleans Saints squad, Dennis Allen was taking on his former team.
In New Orleans, Dennis Allen's name will probably remain right there next to canned gumbo or frozen jumbalaya. Head coaches who fail to deliver are trashed quickly in today's NFL, especially with hometown fans.
After three years at the helm, the New Orleans Saints decided to move on from head coach Dennis Allen. He landed on his feet though, joining head coach Ben Johnson as the Chicago Bears defensive coordinator.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
It certainly wasn't the most aesthetically pleasing victory in the 106-year-old history of the Chicago Bears. But there's nothing ugly about a four-game winning streak.
Bears defensive coordinator Dennis Allen has spent most of his NFL coaching career in New Orleans, but he said on Thursday that neither that history nor the way his time with the Saints ended will be on his mind this weekend.
Bears defensive coordinator Dennis Allen likes to remind everyone how long he's been in the league. Considering his experience, it should surprise no one then how he had only positive things to say about his former team, the New Orleans Saints.
Here's to Round 2 of the Chicago Bears' coaching revenge tour going better than Round 1. Ben Johnson returning to face the Detroit Lions flopped. Dennis Allen gets a shot at his old New Orleans Saints Sunday at Soldier Field.
The Chicago Bears have begun practicing ahead of their Week 6 Monday Night showdown against the Washington Commanders, as the good news regarding the team’s health continues to improve.
The Chicago Bears entered their bye in Week 5 with momentum after winning two consecutive games, including their first win on the road in September since 2020.
The New Orleans Saints weren’t the only NFL franchise to give up on Dennis Allen. Some people forget that Allen, who was canned by New Orleans last season after a 2-7 start, was also fired by the Oakland (now Las Vegas) Raiders in 2014.
When the Bears hired Dennis Allen, I was excited for them to get back to an attacking style of defense. Not in the sense of being a blitz-heavy defense, though.
Former New Orleans Saints head coach Dennis Allen has landed a new coaching job. Allen is being hired to serve as the Chicago Bears’ defensive coordinator, NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport reported on Sunday.
According to Adam Schefter, former Saints HC Dennis Allen is the top candidate to join new Bears HC Ben Johnson as his defensive coordinator. There are