The Chicago Bears sport the second-best young core in the NFL, according to Bleacher Report, and that shows the team is set up for sustained success.

Head coach Ben Johnson returns to Detroit on Thanksgiving, seeking his first win against his former team to prove Chicago’s dominance and settle a lingering divisional score.

After winning the NFC North and reaching the Divisional Round of the playoffs during head coach Ben Johnson's first season in 2025, the expectations will only be higher in 2026 as quarterback Caleb Williams and the rest of the team look to take another step.

The Chicago Bears have a handful of promising pass-catchers, but one player is poised for a breakout season that will top the rest of his teammates in 2026. Jacob Infante of WCG and PFSN predicted on Friday, May 15 that Burden is going to become the No. 1 ...

The Bears have a whopping seven primetime games (counting the two standalone early games on Thanksgiving and Christmas) in 2026. It's not at all surprising to see them tied for the top spot in that regard after their miraculous 2025 campaign,

Along with the Bears' schedule release, single-game tickets and a limited number of executive suites for 2026 home games will become available for purchase Thursday, May 14 at 7:30 p.m. CT.

With a need at cornerback, the Chicago Bears have been named a top landing spot for a free agent who once had success under Bears defensive backs coach Al Harris.

The Chicago Bears faced difficult questions at left tackle entering the offseason, but re-signing Braxton Jones may quietly become their smartest move yet.