ESPN spotlighted a critical 2026 offseason issue facing the Chicago Bears, one that could determine whether they take the next step toward the Super Bowl.
Pro Football Focus identified the Bears’ biggest offseason decision, and it centers on whether Chicago must take another bold swing to fix its pass rush.
The Bears are coming off their most impressive season since 2010. The 2018 squad may have been great, but they fell flat on their face in the playoffs. This tea
Even with so many draft needs on defense, the Bears could find help in later rounds to help plug the hole from Ozzy Trapilo's loss due to a knee injury.
ESPN’s Field Yates projects the Bears addressing one of their biggest 2025 weaknesses with a power edge rusher at No. 25 in his latest 2026 mock draft.
The Bears have a few glaring needs on the defensive side of the ball. Who are some of the most realistic options to fill those weaknesses in round one?
Analysis: The Hammond mayor told ESPN AM-1000 it was the Bears who came to him first, but if that was merely for leverage it was the best kind because it sparked a legitimate offer.
PFF has looked at Braxton Jones and determined a good fit elsewhere for the Bears' free agent tackle, but there are good reasons to think staying put would be better for him.
Two ESPN analysts are projecting MVP and All-Pro honors for Caleb Williams in 2026, signaling growing national belief in the Bears quarterback’s trajectory.
Another grading of the Bears' rookie class turned up high marks for the job done by the Chicago GM, the fourth straight year his selections have been labeled rookie successes.
The Bears could look seriously at cutting a player or two for salary cap purposes if they can't restructure enough contracts for more cap space, and here are the most likely victims.