The Chicago Bears unveiled the jersey numbers for their 2025 NFL Draft class. It's a unique collection that left some Bears fans curious about the choices.
The Chicago Bears fielded one of the NFL's worst run games in 2024, and there was plenty of blame to go around. The offensive coordinators rarely seemed to have the right play called.
Wow, that was easy. Getting first-round draft pick Colston Loveland quickly signed to a reported $26 million, four-year deal with club option for Year 5 takes care of one Bears obstacle, although hardly a huge one.
On the eve of rookie minicamp, the Chicago Bears have announced their undrafted free agent signings. If you were following along with our post-draft tracker, these are the same ten who were reported to have signed.
The Chicago Bears rookie minicamp will begin tomorrow, May 9th and continue throughout the weekend ending on May 11th with new faces looking to earn a solidified spot on the 90-man roster.
Chicago Bears first-round pick Colston Loveland signed his four-year, $26.6 million contract with the team on Thursday ahead of the Bears' rookie minicamp this weekend.
The Bears have inked five of their eight draft picks to their rookie deals. The Bears announced on Thursday the signing of five of their eight selections in the 2025 NFL Draft to rookie contracts.
We finally know what numbers the Bears’ 2025 draft picks will wear on their jerseys. The Bears announced the jersey numbers for each of their selections in the 2025 NFL Draft on Thursday, marking yet another victory in a historic day for Chicagoans.
The Bears are no strangers to undrafted quarterbacks making their roster. Undrafted Division II QB Tyson Bagent remains their backup going into his third season, although he'll definitely receive a challenge now from veteran NFL backup Case Keenum.
The Chicago Bears were catching strays amid the announcement of the new pope. Robert Francis Cardinal Prevost, OSA, on Thursday was named the new Bishop of Rome.
The Chicago Bears had no shortage of high-level offseason moves in 2025. Whether by trade, through signings in free agency, or impact picks in the 2025 NFL Draft, this year's Bears will look very different than the team we saw in 2024.
If the Chicago Bears wanted to truly undergo a resurgence in 2025, quarterback Caleb Williams needs to take a giant step forward. Luckily for him, there’s already a blossoming superstar in Chicago for him to emulate.
The Vatican has elected a new pope following the death of Pope Francis in late April. After days of deliberation, the College of Cardinals concluded its papal conclave by selecting Cardinal Robert Prevost of Chicago as the 267th pontiff, now known as Pope Leo XIV.
The Chicago Bears are set to host their rookie minicamp on Friday. The Bears will have their first opportunity to see what their draft picks can do on the practice field and evaluate undrafted players for positions of need on the roster.
Heading into the 2022 NFL draft, first-year General Manager Ryan Poles was already facing an uphill battle. The previous regime had traded away its first-round pick to move up the year before to select quarterback Justin Fields.
Chicago Bears GM Ryan Poles has earned mostly high marks for the 2025 offseason, and the praise is well-deserved. From hiring Ben Johnson to aggressively upgrading the offensive line, Poles has done a commendable job of addressing the team's biggest weaknesses.
Fans may not have liked his tenure, but the schools certainly did Kevin Warren’s reception as President of the Chicago Bears has been up and down with fans.
Dennis Allen is sure to make plenty of changes to the defense as he steps in as the Chicago Bears new defensive coordinator. However, cornerback Jaylon Johnson will remain one of his key building blocks.
The Chicago Bears have their most complete roster since Ryan Poles took over as general manager in 2025. Should Caleb Williams have a strong second season in the league under first-year head coach Ben Johnson, the Bears will play at least one meaningful game in January if not more.
In much of the leadup to the 2025 NFL Draft, there were two teams in the first round who were consistently connected to the class’s two clear-cut first-round prospects: the Bears and the Colts.
Despite all the buzz around number one overall pick Caleb Williams, the Chicago Bears opened their 2024 NFL season with a regular noon Central kickoff against the Tennessee Titans.
The Chicago Bears added talent on both sides of the ball in the offseason and are projected to be much better than the previous year. It’s about time we look and see the Chicago Bears’ biggest improvements heading into 2025.