Week 3's win over the Dallas Cowboys brought a lot of excitement for the Chicago Bears' offense with Ben Johnson's unit totaling 30+ points and quarterback Caleb Williams throwing for four touchdowns in route to an NFC Offensive Player of the Week nod.
Chicago Bears rookie wide receiver is still battling for reps with the starting offense. Veteran Olamide Zaccheaus has a strong hold on the WR3 gig, and if Burden wants to catch him, he'll need to impress coaches with more than just his playmaking ability.
The Chicago Bears' wide receiver depth chart appeared to be set the moment GM Ryan Poles selected Luther Burden III in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft.
The NFL trade deadline looms in early November, and several teams with seller profiles have emerged. Here are the top candidates to be traded before that point.
Caleb Williams isn't the only part of Ben Johnson's Bears passing attack making a preseason debut in Sunday's game against Buffalo. The top three wide receivers and tight end Cole Kmet practiced before last Sunday's game with Williams but never suited up.
It wasn't long ago that Chicago Bears rookie second-round pick Luther Burden was described as an uncoverable, explosive weapon for quarterback Caleb Williams in training camp.
The Chicago Bears just finished up a productive, and competitive, joint practice against the Miami Dolphins with both teams having some highlight plays.
With Ben Johnson taking over as head coach, all eyes has been on the Chicago Bears’ offense throughout training camp. For the most part, fans have seen notable names like Caleb Williams, DJ Moore and Rome Odunze receive the most hype.
The Chicago Bears made a flurry of moves this offseason, hoping to bolster the supporting cast around Caleb Williams while also patching up some obvious holes.
ESPN recently labeled Chicago Bears wide receiver Olamide Zaccheaus as a “luxury” player, and for all the right reasons. Having arguably the best WR4 in the NFL is something most fans don’t brag about, but it’s something the Bears offense will tremendously benefit from next season.
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 Chicago Bears will feature a new-look offense in 2025, one that's led by the NFL's top play-caller in coach Ben Johnson and orchestrated by a potential superstar quarterback in Caleb Williams.
The Chicago Bears have built out a fearsome wide receiver room with a terrifying trio of DJ Moore, Rome Odunze and Luther Burden. However, they aren’t the only Bears receivers generating buzz heading into training camp.
Sometimes in football, a player can run the perfect route, make the catch, and reach the end zone—only to have it all erased by a penalty or miscue that never shows up on the stat sheet.
Former All-Pro and two-time Pro Bowl wide receiver and return specialist Devin Duvernay signed a one-year deal with the Chicago Bears back in March. The former third-round pick spent his first three seasons in Jacksonville and spent the 2024 season with Baltimore.
Ben Johnson is preparing for his first NFL Draft as a head coach with the Chicago Bears. While he knows the team still has numerous holes to fix on the roster, Johnson is undoubtedly looking at the best offensive talent in the 2025 class.
Last week, the Chicago Bears boosted their wide receiver corps when they signed veteran Olamide Zaccheaus in free agency. Zaccheaus will compete for the spot Keenan Allen had in 2024 as a slot receiver.
The Washington Commanders knew other players had to step up when receiver Noah Brown went down for what might be the rest of the season - regular and post.
It's taken a collective effort to get the Washington Commanders into the postseason. Dan Quinn's squad deserves enormous credit for bouncing back from their midseason slump.
The Commanders had high hopes when they selected Jahan Dotson with the 16th overall pick during the 2022 NFL Draft. Thus far, the wideout hasn't met the organization's expectations.
Against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, Philadelphia Eagles QB Jalen Hurts once more showed off his uncanny ability to make things happen when nothing exists.