Tight end is, to little surprise, the position the Bears have targeted with the 10th overall pick. Rather than Tyler Warren, however, Chicago has selected Michigan’s Colston Loveland.
The entire NFL Draft community has been trying to predict what the Chicago Bears will do with their No. 10 overall pick. However, the Bears have enough draft ammunition to make things interesting beyond just No. 10.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams made headlines when he called out how former head coach Matt Eberflus handled the fall out of the team’s Washington Commanders Hail Mary debacle.
How much Bears management thought about linebacker T.J Edwards became apparent last week when they gave him $20 million over two years in a contract extension.
How many of the first running backs selected in the NFL Draft since the year 2000 can you name in five minutes?
The award, named after the late running back, goes to one veteran and one rookie. On Tuesday, the Chicago Bears announced the winners of the annual Brian Piccolo Awards.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
On Thursday, we finally got to hear from some of the new assistants on the Chicago Bears coaching staff under head coach Ben Johnson with the offseason program continuing to roll on over the next few days.
While quarterback Caleb Williams has gotten all the hype, he isn’t the only Chicago Bears sophomore looking to prove himself at the NFL level. There are still lofty expectations on Rome Odunze’s shoulders after being the ninth-overall pick in 2024.
Everything is about to change for the Chicago Bears. There’s only so much offseason hype one team can get. Ultimately, they have to prove it on the gridiron.
The Chicago Bears' 2024 rookie class was one of the most exciting the franchise has welcomed to the team in many, many years. How could it not be? Headlined by quarterback Caleb Williams, the first overall pick, and wide receiver Rome Odunze, the ninth overall pick, expectations for immediate superstardom ran wild.
Ben Johnson is preparing for his first NFL Draft as a head coach with the Chicago Bears. While he knows the team still has numerous holes to fix on the roster, Johnson is undoubtedly looking at the best offensive talent in the 2025 class.
For the second year in a row, the Chicago Bears are slated to pick inside the top-10 selections of the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft, and they better hope that this year’s incoming class of rookies makes a far bigger impact than those added to the roster last spring.
The Chicago Bears became a much better team in March. New head coach Ben Johnson can ask second-year quarterback Caleb Williams to step up into a pocket behind a veteran interior offensive line of Jonah Jackson, Joe Thuney, and Drew Dalman.
As Ben Johnson gets acclimated to the Chicago Bears, the new head coach is still figuring out his wide receiver room. Alongside DJ Moore and Rome Odunze, the Bears recently signed Olamide Zaccheaus to a one-year contract.
On Wednesday, the Chicago Bears confirmed they have their interior offensive line set before the draft. Joe Thuney is playing left guard, Drew Dalman is at center, and Jonah Jackson is playing right guard.
Wideout Keenan Allen and guard Teven Jenkins headline the list of pending free agents for the Bears. A departure on the open market in both cases would not come as a surprise.
The Chicago Bears have made plenty of draft selections in the first two rounds over the last handful of seasons. This is soon to include the three picks they hold in the opening two rounds of the 2025 draft thanks to Ryan Poles’ work in the trade market.
Chicago Bears starting wide receiver Rome Odunze seems to have bought in completely to the hiring of Ben Johnson as the team's new head coach. Last week, the Bears triumphantly introduced Johnson as their new coach in front of a packed crowd at PNC Center in Halas Hall.
When appearing on Deebo Samuel’s Cleats & Convos podcast, Bears WR Rome Odunze said he is ecstatic about HC Ben Johnson‘s arrival in Chicago. “I think Ben is a tremendous coach and play-caller.
“There’s no doubt Caleb [Williams] played a large component into my decision,” were the words of Ben Johnson during his introductory press conference as the new head coach of the Chicago Bears.
Whether you’re on the road to your next fantasy championship or looking to get back on track, steer clear of these NFL players for Week 2.
After painfully slow starts to the 2024 NFL season, these wide receivers rewarded fantasy managers with big games in Week 3. We think they can do it again in Week 4.
The duo had a proper celebration prepared for the occasion as they jokingly fought over who would keep the ball.
Coach Matt Eberflus said the Bears were “lucky” to avoid a serious injury.
Odunze was the No. 9 overall pick in the NFL Draft. He had some lofty ambitions for his rookie season, but they might already be out of reach.
Chicago Bears rookie receiver Rome Odunze is awaiting MRI results on his knee, coach Matt Eberflus confirmed Monday. Eberflus said the injury occurred while Odunze was engaged in a blocking assignment.
Bears rookies Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze are already on the same page.
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