The Pittsburgh Steelers are expected to entertain trade calls for edge rusher Alex Highsmith and the Chicago Bears must pick up the phone to see if they can swing a deal for him.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are expected to entertain trade calls for edge rusher Alex Highsmith and the Chicago Bears must pick up the phone to see if they can swing a deal for him.
The outlook has been presumed all along to be defense first and primarily but interest the Bears have shown in players like Caleb Lomu and De’Zhaun Stribling says something else.
If the reporting and view of four NFL analysts is accurate, the Bears' best choice for a defensive tackle looks like a trade. And it's not a trade back.
A long-time Bears suburban stadium opponent told WSCR AM-670 he is on board with a vote to let the team build in Arlington Heights and the bill is nearly ready.
The Arizona Cardinals are reportedly looking to trade up for Ty Simpson in the bottom of Round 1 of the 2026 NFL Draft and the Chicago Bears should be willing to make a deal.
Bleacher Report's Brent Sobleski put out a three-round mock draft and he made four picks for the Chicago Bears. Here's a look at his projections and our reactions to Sobleski's picks for Chicago.
ESPN's Adam Schefter gave out a much lower assessment of the massive defensive tackle's trade value and the price is sure to catch the interest of Bears fans.
The Chicago Bears trade out of the first round and add an extra second-round pick while also adding another fourth-rounder in our latest three-round mock draft.
A few positions over more than a decade have produced the highest percentage of Round 1 busts, and it could be something for the Bears to keep in mind on draft day.
As the NFL Draft approaches, the Bears could look to maximize value by exploring trades involving several players currently on the roster. Here are three names to watch.
A look at six late-round sleepers the Chicago Bears must have on their radar ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft. Each player would address a position of need, some far less dire than others.
Is the first round for production or potential, and how much of a project can the Bears and their GM really afford in an edge rusher at that stage of the draft?
A deadline approaches on Friday for the Arlington Heights stadium bill to move to the Senate but Chicago politicians continue to block the path to success.
The situation between the New York Giants and Dexter Lawrence is rumored to be "dire" and the Chicago Bears must swoop in and take advantage of the situation by acquiring a true game-changing defender.