Tuesday became a day of forgiveness at Halas Hall. Not only did Montez Sweat return from his two-week PED policy suspension, but tight end Sam Roush stepped into his new role as No.
The rocky first year for Bears rookie tight end Sam Roush continues. Somehow a third tight end is one of the Bears' most recognizable names and this isn't a good thing.
Down by three, the Chicago Bears drove the ball all the way to the Minnesota Vikings’ 17-yard line. Quarterback Caleb Williams then lofted a pass to tight end Sam Roush that had touchdown potential written all over it.
Chicago Bears rookie Sam Roush had some plays he’d love to have back after the Week 2 loss, but two of his biggest errors need some clear context that fans are choosing overlook completely.
How many of the quarterbacks to post the fewest passing yards (while playing at least 90 percent of the offensive snaps) in a win for each NFL team can you name in five minutes?
The biggest storyline from the Chicago Bears' epic collapse against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 2 is, obviously, the gut-wrenching injury that Caleb Williams suffered in the fourth quarter.
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.
Chicago went from worst to first in 2025, riding seven fourth-quarter comebacks and a league-leading 23 interceptions to a 12-7 record, but repeating that formula won't be easy.
The Chicago Bears lost 27-9 to the Cincinnati Bengals in their second preseason game on Aug. 22. It was sloppy, undisciplined, and largely forgettable.
One of the biggest strengths of the Chicago Bears is tight end right now. You have Colston Loveland at the top, who’s the clear TE1. With Loveland being drafted 10th overall in the 2025 NFL Draft and having 713 yards in his rookie season, there’s not much debate for the starting spot.
The Chicago Bears have finalized their 2026 draft class after signing tight end Sam Roush to his rookie contract on Friday. Selected with the No. 69 overall pick in the third-round of the 2026 NFL Draft, Roush agreed to a four-year deal worth approximately $7.35 million, becoming the final member of Chicago’s rookie class to sign.
The Chicago Bears officially signed third-round TE Sam Roush to a four-year rookie contract on Friday. Roush is the final Bears’ draft pick under contract.