Skyler Thomas brings rare tight end coverage and special teams value, giving the Bears UDFA safety a real shot to make Chicago's 2026 roster out of camp.
The Bears have over 30 players in contract years, but six important names including D'Andre Swift and Gervon Dexter may not make Chicago's 2027 roster.
During an interview from the Indy 500, Mike Braun made it clear Illinois' legislature has a lot of work to do in short period if they want to keep the Bears in state.
A fast start in 2025 faded into disappointment largely due to a foot injury for the first-round Bears pick but his offseason start encourages coaches a rebound is coming.
Bears coach Dan Roushar hinted Braxton Jones has an edge in Chicago's left tackle battle, putting fresh pressure on the rest of the competition this summer.
Kyler Gordon's OTAs absence due to another soft-tissue injury is less of a Bears issue because it's not regular season and now they have slot cornerback help.
Illinois political posturing is giving way to panic as the Bears' stadium bill deadline approaches, and with it the real possibility the team will eventually play in Hammond.
Caleb Williams enters Year 2 under Ben Johnson with a major edge: familiarity, which the Bears believe could finally boost his accuracy and efficiency.
The Bears have seven standalone games in the 2026 NFL season. What are the odds that the league could add to that total by flexing one of their matchups?
Gervon Dexter enters a crucial contract year, and if he breaks out at last, the Bears defense could become far tougher against both the run and pass in 2026.
Jay Hilgenberg anchored the Bears' dominant rushing attack in the 1980s, and the 1985 Chicago center deserves far more Hall of Fame attention from voters today.
When Chicago special teams coordinator Richard Hightower has a discussion with other teams' special teams coaches, one name on the Bears' roster jumps out.
Jaylon Johnson is absent from Bears OTAs again, but after a rough 2024 and with $76M on the line, his no-show carries far more weight this time around.
Caleb Williams faces an early measuring-stick game against the Panthers, and how he opens 2026 could shape the Bears' confidence in his long-term future yet.
D'Andre Swift enters a contract year with Kyle Monangai rising fast, leaving the Bears with a backfield decision that could reshape Chicago well beyond 2026.
OTAs could be pivotal for four Bears roster bubble players, with Jedrick Wills Jr., Terell Smith, Kentavius Street and Ruben Hyppolite under pressure to stick in Chicago.
The Bears signed former Packers DB Anthony Johnson, a move that highlights Dennis Allen's demand for versatile secondary depth as Chicago's roster battle heats up fast.