We don't pretend to know everything, but we do know the Chicago Bears should add an edge rusher at some point this season. We also know that general manager Ryan Poles is looking for one, as ESPN's Dan Graziano reported recently.
The Chicago Bears have a clear need along the edge and it seems that general manager Ryan Poles is well aware of the problem. Last week, ESPN's Dan Graziano reported that the Bears are looking for help along the edge, which makes sense because Austin Booker and Dayo Odeyingbo remain question marks opposite Montez Sweat.
It looks like the Chicago Bears are interested in adding to their roster ahead of the 2026 NFL season. In a recent report from ESPN's Dan Graziano, he notes that the Bears are still looking for an edge rusher, and he surmises the Bears could pull off a trade to land one.
How many of the active NFL players to rush for at least 150 yards in a game can you name in five minutes?
During most of this preseason, the Chicago Bears have been rumored to trade for a pass rusher. The defensive line is certainly one of the roster’s weak spots.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Chicago Bears are ready to prove their doubters wrong this fall. Chicago impressed during Ben Johnson’s first year as head coach. But now the pressure is on to get even further in the playoffs during his regime’s second season.
There are many signs that a team has great leadership, and one of them is players holding other players accountable. We saw that on two occasions during Chicago Bears practice on Tuesday.
No player is going to trash their teammate in the media, or even downplay his contribution in any way. So, singing the praise of a teammate also gets cheapened.
The Chicago Bears added Marcus Davenport on Monday, a veteran defensive end who has familiarity with defensive coordinator Dennis Allen’s scheme from when they were together with the New Orleans Saints.
One of the biggest areas of concern for the Chicago Bearsahead of the 2026 NFL season remains their edge-rushing spot, especially finding another capable edge rusher to pair opposite Montez Sweat.
The Chicago Bears may need to revisit the trade market after a concerning injury update involving defensive end Montez Sweat. During training camp on Thursday, Sweat appeared to suffer an injury during an 11-on-11 period.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
The Chicago Bears are nearing the point of training camp where they will play their first pre-season game. In an effort to prepare for this, and the regular season, head coach Ben Johnson notched up the intensity of today’s practice.
The early theme of Chicago Bears training camp has been the amount of injuries piling up. Now, pass rusher Montez Sweat has joined the list. Sweat was forced to leave practice on Thursday with a trainer, via Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune.
One player on the Chicago Bears that doesn’t get talked about nearly enough is Montez Sweat. With the Bears offense now being the strength of this roster, Sweat isn’t mentioned in those conversations for the best player on the team.
The Chicago Bears announced they activated DL Montez Sweat from the Non-Football Illness list on Wednesday. Chicago placed Sweat on the NFI list on Tuesday, making this a quick turnaround.
The Bears defensive end situation during the offseason received constant scrutiny after GM Ryan Poles failed to bring in someone else to supplement Montez Sweat, Austin Booker, and whoever else is available among a group of injured or non-descript players.
Montez Sweat led the Chicago Bears in sacks by a large margin in 2025, and there was just some roster news reported surrounding his name. On first glance, Bears fans might worry, but it really doesn’t seem to be a huge deal with what we know right now.
The Chicago Bears opened training camp with a couple of roster maintenance moves, though neither is expected to keep the team’s top pass rusher out for long.
The Chicago Bears announced they have placed DL Montez Sweat on the Active/Non-Football Illness list. Additionally, the Bears have placed DB Elijah Hicks on the Active/Physically Unable to Perform list.
Chicago Bears defensive end Montez Sweat cracked the NFL’s Top-100 list but was left off ESPN’s Top-10 edge rusher rankings, a sign that there’s more he can look to show in 2026.
The Chicago Bears are still searching for the perfect complement opposite Montez Sweat, but one thing is clear heading into the 2026 season: the veteran edge rusher continues to have the respect of players around the league.
Montez Sweat has established himself as one of the better defensive ends in the NFL. He is coming off an impressive 2025 season with the Chicago Bears.
For the second time in his career, Chicago Bears DE Montez Sweat has been recognized by his peers as a premier defender and player in the entire NFL. Sweat debuted on the NFL Top 100 list in 2024 at number 82 following his Pro Bowl season, and now comes in at number 91 in this year’s list.
There’s been persistent trade chatter around Cardinals OLB Josh Sweat this offseason. Fresh off the second double-digit sack season of his career, Sweat didn’t attend any of the voluntary work this spring, reportedly because he wasn’t happy with Arizona.
The Chicago Bears head into mandatory minicamp with lingering questions about the defensive line and the only player that can ease some of those concerns is the one hiding from the spotlight so far this offseason.
In 2025, Montez Sweat had his second-best NFL season. The defensive end recorded a team-high 10 sacks and led the Chicago Bears with 44 pressures. He also registered 13 tackles for loss, five pass deflections and three forced fumbles.
The Bears are playing their best football during a key stretch in their schedule.
Edge rusher Montez Sweat was traded from the Washington Commanders to the Chicago Bears 10 months ago. The 2023 Pro Bowler discussed his first four-plus seasons in the nation's capital in a recent interview and didn't have the most pleasant things to say about his exit from the organization.
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