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From legendary outings for Caleb Williams, to surprise rookie performances, here are our bold predictions for the Bears' 2026 season.
Aaron Rodgers had some awfully nice things to say about the city of Chicago today.
Caleb Williams wants to be in Chicago “forever,” and he fully embraced summertime in the city. But now things get real as the Bears open the 2026 season.
What players to start and sit from the Chicago Bears in their season opener against the Carolina Panthers including whether or not to start Rome Odunze.
Chicago Bears veteran tight end Cole Kmet has high expectations for his team as they enter their upcoming 2026 NFL campaign.
We assumed Malik Muhammad would be the guy in the slot after he saw the vast majority of first-team reps at the position near the end of the offseason after Jaylon Jones got hurt, but when the Bears released their first unofficial depth chart for the regular season, it was Cam Lewis' name in the nickel.
Rome Odunze says he plans on playing in Sunday’s opener, although the Chicago Bears have listed him as questionable. Backup QB Tyson Bagent is also questionable.
The Chicago Bears have made a significant commitment to D’Andre Swift, agreeing to a three-year, $33.75 million contract extension that keeps the running back under contract through the 2029 season. The deal includes $27.5 million guaranteed and comes ...