The free agency period is all but over, but the Chicago Bears may not be done making roster moves. According to Brad Biggs of The Chicago Tribune, there still seems to be a chance that the Bears will cut edge rusher Dominique Robinson and wide receiver Velus Jones Jr.
Following a disappointing 7-10 season in 2023, the Chicago Bears are approaching the start of a new era.
The Chicago Bears are in full preparation for the 2024 NFL Draft which is rapidly approaching in the coming weeks. The Bears are currently armed with six draft picks in the 2024 NFL Draft including two selections in the Top-10 picks.
The Bears ruled out receiver Equanimeous St. Brown (pectoral) for Sunday's game against the Lions. St. Brown was not on the report Wednesday but did not practice Thursday or Friday.
The Chicago Bears have the worst record in the NFL North, with a 4-8 record. They are currently ranked 16th in points, 12th in yards, 22nd in yards per play, and 22nd in passing yards this season.
The Bears will have return man/receiver Velus Jones Jr. active Monday night after two straight games inactive. Jones was active last against New Orleans
It seems Velus Jones Jr. has finally found disfavor. It took a critical penalty flag and fouled up pass in the end zone to do it. Bears special teams coordinator Richard Hightower described a situation where Jones now needs to find a way through practice to become an active player on game days because he wound up on the inactive list last week.
A Chicago Bears assistant coach finally came out and said what all fans are thinking regarding wide receiver Velus Jones’ play right now. Jones has been a liability on most snaps he’s been on the field for.
The Los Angeles Chargers Week 9 matchup could go a long way in their playoff hopes as they are set to take on the New York Jets on the road. This is not hyperbole; this matchup could have significant playoff implications when it's all said and done. However, before we move on to that game, let's revisit LA's Week 8 win against the Chicago Bears.
The Chicago Bears have made a lot of errors in recent years, but Kole Noble of A to Z Sports is calling on them to admit yet another mistake. The drafting of wide receiver Velus Jones Jr.
Despite having spurts of game-changing speed, Bears WR Velus Jones Jr. has struggled to catch the ball on both offense and special teams throughout his first two years in the NFL.
The Bears took a rather drastic move on special teams for the season opener. Their 2022 third-round draft pick, Velus Jones Jr., was made a game-day inactive.
The Chicago Bears made a few key roster moves Wednesday morning, including adding a wide receiver who should immediately take over the punt-returning duties.
Chicago Bears special teams coach Richard Hightower calls Velus Jones Jr. “one of the best” kick returners in the NFL Last year, Velus Jones Jr. was selected in the third round of the NFL draft by the Chicago Bears, as the team had visions on him being one of their core wide receivers for the future.
It was a day to wonder would the Bears really do it? They had DJ Moore fielding punts on Monday. The Velus Jones punt return situation looks pretty bleak after his fumble and two botched punts in the opening preseason game, but enough so they need to put their top wide receiver back fielding the ball in a dangerous situation?
Over the past year, the Chicago Bears have made significant additions to their receiving corps, potentially leaving Velus Jones Jr. on the outskirts. As a rookie, Jones Jr.
Our series profiling the 20 most important Chicago Bears players in 2023 continues by looking at wide receiver Velus Jones Jr. As we wait for the Chicago Bears to open training camp we continue our series profiling the 20 most important players.
Bears fans unhappy with rookie wide receiver General manager Ryan Poles’ biggest draft mistake is pretty clear here in December. He overcooked the board when he drafted Velus Jones Jr.
Needless to say, Velus Jones' season hasn't gone as he or Bears fans would have expected. He's taking the approach one needs to have in such situations—he's looking at his next game as a chance to rectify it.
Chicago Bears rookie receiver Velus Jones Jr. hasn’t played a down in two weeks, but fortunately his teammates are helping lift his spirits after consecutive healthy scratches.
When the Chicago Bears selected Velus Jones Jr. with the No. 71 pick in the third round of the 2022 NFL Draft, many experts and fans quickly raised their eyebrows.
The Chicago Bears released their first injury report of the 2022 regular season on Wednesday. The good news is that there are only two names on the list. The most notable is wide receiver Velus Jones Jr., who is dealing with a hamstring injury.
The Chicago Bears have a secret weapon no one is talking about. With camp being dominated by the stories of Roquan Smith’s contract and what is going on with Teven Jenkins, some things have slid under the radar.
The Chicago Bears used the 71st pick on Tennessee wide receiver, Velus Jones Jr. To get to where he is today, Jones Jr. had to have a lot of grit and determination.
It's very easy for the Bears to get overly excited about Velus Jones when they see a 6-foot, 204-pound wide receiver who ran 4.31 seconds in the 40-yard dash and caught 62 passes for 807 yards last year.
Throughout rookie minicamp and what little the media sees of organized team activities, the Bears have made it a point to get the ball to rookie third-round pick Velus Jones with regularity.
Velus Jones brings at leat three needed qualities to the Bears offense under new coordinator Luke Getsy. Two are physical and one is not. "It is a benefit because I'm coming in with maturity," said the third-round draft pick.
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