The Chicago Bears created significant financial flexibility less than two weeks before their season opener. According to ESPN’s Field Yates, […]

The Bears are one of few teams who enter the 2026 campaign with 10 rookies on the roster. What questions will the group have to answer individually this season?

These are exciting times in Chicago sports, and the rare collection of the city's stars during Thursday night's Cubs game was the visualization of what Pete Crow-Armstrong, Caleb Williams, Caleb Wilson and Matas Buzelis could do for a generation of Chicago fans.

The Bears have their initial 53-man roster but we think they should take a look at adding some of these available players.

The Chicago Bears have released veteran cornerback Jaylon Jones from injured reserve. Jones was once in line to be the team's primary slot cornerback with Kyler Gordon injured.

Bears GM Ryan Poles is at the Miami-Stanford game, and Jacob Infante covers the top prospects at the game.

The Bears bring back one of their preseason standout players.

Bears opponents also had the fewest DPI penalties, the third-fewest unnecessary roughness calls when facing Chicago and the fourth-fewest holding penalties (looking at you Green Bay!). The NFL’s regular season kicks off in a little over a week, so how would you grade the Bears' offseason as a whole? Our poll of the day is here: