The Bears’ history and tradition appealed to Olamide Zaccheaus. But what really convinced the veteran receiver to sign a ...

The Chicago Bears on Tuesday re-signed offensive lineman Doug Kramer Jr. to a one-year contract. Kramer returns to the Bears ...

It seems like an eternity ago that Chicago Bears guard Teven Jenkins joined the team as a second-round pick in the 2021 NFL Draft. He arrived with such high expectations after pre-draft ...

The Chicago Bears filled several roster needs during the first wave of NFL free agency (and a pair of trades). The interior offensive line no longer a need after GM Ryan Poles traded for guards ...

The developers of a tract of land on Chicago's South Side launched a Hail Mary they hope keeps the Bears in the city, revealing renderings on Friday for an enclosed stadium and mixed-use ...

The Bears focused on adding to the interior, seeing that their three starters from 2024 were all free agents. But they didn’t want to just patchwork the line, Chicago looked for definitive upgrades.

Provided by Farpoint Development Share In a Hail Mary attempt to keep the Bears in Chicago, developers of the old Michael Reese Hospital site are going public with their dazzling plan to build a ...

At 3 p.m. sharp Wednesday, Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles and coach Ben Johnson strode to the riser, kicking off the new NFL year by talking about some of the team’s additions.

The Chicago Bears have been aggressive in bringing in new faces to rebuild their offense under new head coach Ben Johnson. But it’s not like they didn’t already have talent on the roster.

“We’re going to be able to sit back and kind of look and say, ‘What’s the best thing to do for the Chicago Bears? And who’s the best player that can impact [us]?’ We’ve got some ...

The group trying to develop the former Michael Reese Hospital site south of McCormick Place has revealed details of its aspirational bid to get the Chicago Bears to build a new domed stadium on ...

LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Chicago Bears offensive guards Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson both mentioned the number 40 — specifically, the Lions’ ability to put up 40 points in Ben Johnson’s offense.