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The Bears had a widely discussed pro day visit with Kansas State's center and his interview with Kay Adams about it fuels the fire of speculation.

There is reason to believe the Bears haven't hurt themselves in this free agency cycle but no one is trumpeting them as winners of the offseason again at this point.

Kenneth Walker III and Kyler Murray step into better fantasy football situations in 2026. See who else has made our cut among biggest winners.

The Bears still have several weaknesses on the defensive side of the ball. However, they also have a newfound need (albeit a much less pressing one) for a recei

Mel Kiper Jr.’s latest mock draft has the Chicago Bears targeting an edge rusher at No. 25 to address one of their biggest defensive weaknesses.

While an A.J. Brown trade out of Philadelphia feels inevitable, the Eagles may wait until after June 1 to make it happen. Here’s why.

What route could the Bears look to go now that the brunt of their free agent moves are in the books?

After a first week of free agency that was defined by careful spending, the Bears look like a team that's eyeing a long run of success.

According to a Daily Herald report, the Bears may not be willing to wait until the end of the spring legislative session in Illinois before making a stadium decision.

The signing of Devin Duvernay by the Cardinals at a reasonable $2.5 million rate for 2026 means the Bears either look to a 32-year-old or get younger at a key position.

Free agency is one week old and there are big gaps in the work performed by the Bears GM, especially at these positions.

The Chicago Bears could face a major training camp battle at left tackle as Jedrick Wills and Braxton Jones compete, with the 2026 NFL Draft still looming as another factor.

ESPN’s Courtney Cronin says the Chicago Bears still need help at edge rusher, but landing one with the No. 25 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft may not be easy.