Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles has come under considerable scrutiny since a report was released on his selection process behind picking Caleb Williams.
Outside of Halas Hall, all looks relatively cohesive after the Chicago Bears extended the contract of general manager Ryan Poles. The Bears are making sure his contract runs concurrently with new head coach Ben Johnson.
The Chicago Bears are now less than a week away from kicking off their 2025 season at home on Monday Night Football against the Minnesota Vikings, with active roster concerns still existing.
Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles did a commendable job this offseason of improving his team. From hiring the best head coach candidate available to sparing no expense on a revamped offensive line, Poles deserves credit for these new-look Bears.
As the Chicago Bears head toward a Week 1 date with the Minnesota Vikings next Monday, one highly-drafted rookie is expected to start his first season with the team as a reserve player.
Ben Johnson is here to change the Chicago Bears’ culture. Long considered one of the most downtrodden franchises in the NFL, the Johnson hiring is expected to bring forth a new air around the team.
While the Chicago Bears enter Week 1 preparations ahead of a Monday Night date with the Minnesota Vikings next week, the early scouting process kicked into gear for the front office this past weekend during the first week of the CFB season.
The Chicago Bears are entering their game prep for Week 1 with uncertainty on the roster. The Bears had a few battles in training camp (QB2 and CB2), but none have been more important than finding the guy who will protect Caleb Williams’ blindside.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The flood of the intentionally stubborn and stupid continues on Chicago Bears social media by the hour. The reaction by Bears fans on social media to Micah Parsons being traded was going to be negative unless GM Ryan Poles pulled off the impossible.
Comments made by coach Ben Johnson and GM Ryan Poles might have explained the left tackle situation properly in their view. These explanations left them open to plenty of second guessing, some of it justified.
The Chicago’s Bears roster is finalized as the team has begun preparations for their Week 1 Monday Night game against the Minnesota Vikings at Soldier Field, despite significant concerns at the running back position.
The Chicago Bears entered the 2025 offseason with a clear question mark at their starting left tackle spot, and it unfortunately remains a question mark at the end of August, not for lack of trying.
Just before cuts were finalized , the Bears took to the practice field on Tuesday and it was more of the same. There was a false start on Darnell Wright.
Take a good look at the Bears 53-man roster for cutdown day because it's likely to change very soon. Like, on Wednesday and Thursday. The roster has obvious needs for one running back, an edge rusher and probably another cornerback.
The Chicago Bears will be without a player they selected in the fifth round of April’s draft after they missed training camp this summer. During his press
Ryan Poles seemed confident the 53-man roster he put together could move the Bears successfully into the regular season. He might need to get a running back somewhere along the line, though, as they had one practicing Tuesday.
As the Chicago Bears continue to trim down the roster to 53 players by the 4:00pm EST deadline, the latest name to get waived raises some more red flags with general manager Ryan Poles.
Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles has come to terms on a three-year contract extension with the club that will conclude after the 2029 NFL season, according to multiple reports.
Chicago Bears have recently taken a look into the future, extending the contract of general manager Ryan Poles to continue working with the team till the 2029 season.
The Chicago Bears appear to be doubling down on current leadership, as reports indicate that current general manager Ryan Poles has agreed to a new contract extension.
The Chicago Bears on Friday made a surprising decision regarding the future of general manager Ryan Poles. The Bears signed Poles to a contract extension that runs through the 2029 season, according to multiple reports.