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What we learned from the Chicago Bears, including a potential new starter at right tackle in Week 4
Chicago Bears right tackle Darnell Wright remained sidelined Thursday with an elbow injury. That could lead to an opportunity for Theo Benedet.
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Where the Chicago Bears go next with Darnell Wright, Grady Jarrett out vs. the Raiders
The Chicago Bears’ trenches will be shorthanded on Sunday. Here's what could be next for the Bears' vs. Las Vegas.
Bears head coach Ben Johnson said the he used old tame of Matt Eberflus' time with Chicago to prepare their flea-flicker play.
Pro Football Focus released its Week 4 NFL Power Rankings, and the Chicago Bears are trending upward after their latest performance.
The Dallas Cowboys lost their Week 3 contest to the Chicago Bears because of four bad possessions, which came at key moments in the game.
Sean Downey, the head coach of the Stockton Blackhawks, is the Chicago Bears’ week four Coach of the Week. According to the Chicago Bears’ website, each winner gets a $2000 donation for their high school’s football program.
Bears fans had to pinch themselves at the final whistle of Chciago's 31-14 win over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3. It's not because they finally secured their first win of the 2025 NFL season; instead, it's how they won their first game of 2025.
The Chicago Bears on Saturday announced that the club has placed offensive lineman Kiran Amegadjie and defensive back Jaylon Johnson on Reserve/Injured and signed defensive lineman Tanoh Kpassagnon to the active roster.
Would Chicago Bears GM Ryan Poles explore trade possibilities for the backfield? Brad Biggs answers that and more in his weekly Bears mailbag.
Chicago matched its total number of first-quarter touchdowns from 2024 with three, including a 65-yard touchdown from Caleb Williams to rookie Luther Burden III, his career first. Williams had a strong day, finishing with 298 passing yards and four touchdown passes.
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Former Bears CB Charles 'Peanut' Tillman says he quit FBI due to Trump administration's policies
More than 20% of all FBI agents have reportedly been diverted to immigration enforcement as part of the Trump administration's ongoing crackdown. Tillman indicated the shift hasn't been welcomed by some of his former colleagues, who couldn't follow him out because they lacked the resources of a former NFL player:
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