He is coming off his second consecutive Pro Bowl and is headed into the second year of a four-year, $76M deal.
Give credit to Chicago Bears GM Ryan Poles for the way he attacked this offseason. He hired the best head coaching candidate to hit the market in recent memory, poured money into fixing a broken offensive line, and got younger pass catchers for quarterback Caleb Williams to grow with.
The Chicago Bears were among the busiest teams in the league during the 2025 NFL offseason. General manager Ryan Poles wasted little time, acting quickly to hire Ben Johnson as head coach, rebuild the offensive line, and add pieces to the defense and skill positions on offense through free agency and the NFL draft.
How many of the NFL players with at least 80 touchdown catches in their career can you name in five minutes?
Ahead of the team's first day of training camp, Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles broke the news that cornerback Jaylon Johnson will be out for a few weeks due to a leg injury.
With the Chicago Bears starting their training camp, we take a look at some players who should be worried about making the team. Here are four of them.
As the Chicago Bears begin their 2025 training camp, there are some interesting storylines to follow. Here are five of them. Football is back! While the 2025 Chicago Bears regular season is still over a month from beginning, training camp is now open.
Beyond giving an update on running back Ian Wheeler and wide receiver Jahdae Walker, Bears GM Ryan Poles had little to say at the opening of training camp when it's customary for a Bears personnel boss to expound a little on the task ahead and one just completed.
The Chicago Bears announced the signings of two veteran defenders as they prepare to kick off their first training camp practice on July 23. General manager Ryan Poles told members of the media on Tuesday that the Bears inked cornerback Tre Flowers and defensive end Tanoh Kpassagnon.
With one day to go until the Chicago Bears open up the first day of training camp, general manager Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson met with the media to provide some updates on the state of the roster.
Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles has brought in a few familiar faces from his tenure in the Kansas City Chiefs front office. Those sort of signings have faded over time as he's added some distance to his ties in K.C., but on Tuesday, the Bears brought around a former Chiefs pick with the signing of defensive end Tanoh Kpassagnon.
The Chicago Bears invested heavily into their defensive line throughout the offseason, both signing Grady Jarrett to a $43.5 million contract and spending a second-round pick with Shemar Turner.
Since being hired as Chicago Bears general manager in 2022, the team has gone just 15-36 overall, failing to finish higher than third in the NFC North under Ryan Poles.
The Chicago Bears entered the offseason knowing that massive changes needed to be made. General manager Ryan Poles wasn’t necessarily on the hot seat just yet, but his Matt Eberflus plan failed drastically.
The finances of the rookie Bears signings are done after the Luther Burden contract went into the books, and GM Ryan Poles still has money to add a player or two heading into training camp.
Chicago Bears GM Ryan Poles has not been the most popular guy within the fanbase over the last three years, and that's putting it mildly. Some fans seem to be of the opinion that the Bears will never be successful under Poles' leadership, and while that's a bit overboard, the general frustration from fans makes sense.
The Bears did the right thing. Maybe it was Ryan Poles feeling his oats after getting his contract extension or perhaps logic simply prevailed. Either way, the signing of wide receiver Luther Burden III for a fully guaranteed $10.965 million contract per ESPN's Adam Schefter provided further testimony to how the franchise is all in at this point.
Chicago Bears GM Ryan Poles famously quipped that the Bears were going to 'take the [NFC] North and never give it back' in his introductory press conference in 2022.
Remember when the Chicago Bears were supposedly going to "take the NFC North and never give it back?" It feels like both yesterday and a lifetime ago since Chicago's general manager, Ryan Poles, made that infamous promise.
The Chicago Bears have committed to general manager Ryan Poles through the 2029 NFL season with a new contract extension, as first reported by Ian Rapoport.
Detroit Lions fans are not going to be confused for liking the Chicago Bears anytime soon. However, they had something to “celebrate” regarding the Bears
On Friday, the Chicago Bears announced that general manager Ryan Poles had received a contract extension after drastically overhauling the roster in his four years in charge.
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.
With the Chicago Bears carrying plenty of offseason momentum into training camp, the franchise decided to give general manager Ryan Poles a new five-year contract extension, via Adam Schefter of ESPN. He is now in sync with head coach Ben Johnson’s deal.
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.
Ryan Poles is set to remain with the Bears for years to come.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that the Bears and GM Ryan Poles have agreed to a five-year contract extension on Friday. Poles will now be under team control through the 2029 season.
Several veteran edge rushers remain unsigned at this point in the offseason. Many will land deals in the lead-up to training camp, but Ryan Poles and the Bears may not be among the top suitors on that front.
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