Seeing their four-game win streak snapped in Baltimore, the Chicago Bears came out of that game banged up on their defensive line. One of their pieces — rookie Shemar Turner — will not return this season.
It's time for one Ryan Pole offseason acquisition to stand up and make an impact. The Bears listed defensive tackle Chris Williams as inactive and that means defensive tackle Grady Jarrett truly is back from a knee injury after it had looked like he might be back last week.
When the Chicago Bears signed defensive tackle Grady Jarrett to a three-year, $43 million contract this past offseason, the move was hailed as a significant step forward for a defense in desperate need of an interior presence.
How many of the NFL's yearly leaders in passer rating in the Super Bowl era (since 1966) can you name in seven minutes?
The Chicago Bears were banking on the return of one of their best defenders for their Week 7 game. Looking to keep their momentum going after the bye week, the team was gearing up for defensive tackle Grady Jarrett to return to action against the New Orleans Saints.
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.
D’Andre Swift and Grady Jarrett were questionable for the Chicago Bears’ matchup with the New Orleans Saints. Both players' statuses have changed heading into Sunday's game, per Ian Rapoport.
Where: Soldier Field, Chicago Kickoff: Noon Sunday TV: Fox (Kevin Kugler, Daryl Johnston, Allison Williams) Streaming: Fox1 Radio: ESPN AM-1000 Chicago
While the Chicago Bears defense has had its biggest problem stopping the run , the pass rush hasn't been far behind in its ineffectiveness. Five sacks in four games says little heat is being generated on passers and ESPN ranks them last in the NFL in pass rush win rate.
When the Chicago Bears signed veteran defensive tackle Grady Jarrett to a three-year, $43 million contract this past offseason, the move was hailed as a major step forward for a defense in desperate need of an anchor.
Defensive lineman Grady Jarrett (knee) remained out of the Bears' practice on Friday ahead of a Monday Night Football game against the Commanders. Jarrett missed the team's Week 4 game against the Bears.
The Bears have invested a lot in the sudden rise of tackle Theo Benedet. Now it's time to reap some dividends in the toughest of circumstances. Benedet appears the likely right tackle starter Sunday at Las Vegas and will face one of the game's best pass rushers, Maxx Crosby, because starter Darnell Wright was ruled out with an elbow injury.
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.
The 2025 draft class provided next to nothing in last week's embarrassing loss to the Detroit Lions and Caleb Williams is way off the pace for Ben Johnson's goals for a successful season.
The Chicago Bears have given up 73 points in the last five quarters of football. In layman’s terms: That’s not good. With cornerback Jaylon Johnson suffering a setback with his groin injury, Chicago is set to be in trouble on defense for most of the season unless defensive coordinator Dennis Allen can get his guys to buy in quickly.
The Chicago Bears have given up 73 points in the last five quarters of football. In layman’s terms: That’s not good. With cornerback Jaylon Johnson suffering a setback with his groin injury, Chicago is set to be in trouble on defense for most of the season unless defensive coordinator Dennis Allen can get his guys to buy in quickly.
Grady Jarrett's decade-long tenure in Atlanta came to an end when the Atlanta Falcons cut him back in March. He signed with the Chicago Bears just a few
The Atlanta Falcons are hoping second-year defensive lineman Ruke Orhorhoro steps up so the team avoids missing veteran Grady Jarrett this upcoming season.
After 10 years with the Atlanta Falcons, defensive tackle Grady Jarrett is preparing to start his second lease on NFL life with the Chicago Bears. Not only will the Bears be counting on him for his work on the field, but for what Jarrett brings as a veteran leader.
With the Atlanta Falcons in cap space purgatory, they were forced to release long-time defensive tackle Grady Jarrett. And almost as soon as they were able to, the Chicago Bears scooped him up on a three-year, $43.5 million contract.
The Chicago Bears didn’t wait long to sign defensive tackle Grady Jarrett after his release from the Atlanta Falcons. Chicago wanted some extra power in the middle of their defensive line, and found it in the form of the 10-year veteran.
The Chicago Bears made a major statement when they signed Grady Jarrett to a three-year, $43.5. His signing came just mere hours after Jarrett was released by the Atlanta Falcons.
The most significant moves the Falcons have made this offseason have come in the form of goodbyes, most notably Jarrett, who the club (somewhat) surprisingly released earlier this week.
Grady Jarrett has rebounded swiftly from cap-casualty status. Hours after the Falcons released him, the veteran defensive tackle is joining the Bears on a deal fairly comparable to his previous Atlanta pact.
It was a surprising move because he was the heart and soul of the football team.
Defensive tackle Grady Jarrett will be released by the Atlanta Falcons in a cap-related move, his agent confirmed to multiple outlets. The Falcons would save up to $16.25 million in salary cap space by parting with Jarrett, a centerpiece of the Atlanta defense since he was drafted by the team in the fifth round of the 2015 draft.
In a shocking development, Zach Klein is reporting the Atlanta Falcons are releasing two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Grady Jarrett. Klein reported a couple of weeks ago that both Jarrett and the Falcons wanted to work something out to keep him in Atlanta, where his career began in 2015.
NFL pundits have named Atlanta Falcons defensive lineman Grady Jarrett a potential cut candidate this offseason. Releasing Jarrett would give the Falcons some much-needed cap space.
One thing is certain for the Falcons in 2025: Grady Jarrett won’t go into the season under his current deal. GM Terry Fontenot even said he was not “untouchable” earlier this week at his press conference ahead of the NFL Combine.
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