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Bears offense concerns spark reaction from former NFL QB on Caleb Williams
When the Chicago Bears hired Ben Johnson as their head coach, it was with Caleb Williams in mind to have someone help the USC product reach his potential as a franchise quarterback. However, the offense has hit a speed bump in training camp and causing a reaction.
With free agency and the NFL Draft well in the rear view, here are six units that are set up for a big improvement in 2025.
Bears head coach Ben Johnson's latest comments show why Cole Kmet and DJ Moore will be valuable players in 2025.
Nahshon Wright is emerging as a strong contender for the CB2 job, challenging Tyrique Stevenson for the starting job.
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2026 NFL Mock Draft: Jeremiyah Love heads to the NFC East, Las Vegas Raiders find their QB of the future, and an off the wall WR1
The 2026 Draft offers an opportunity to help teams wherever they are as an organization, and add the future foundations for ...
The Los Angeles Chargers signing Keenan Allen has felt like a forgone conclusion for a long time. Even before Mike Williams’ surprising retirement at the start of training camp, the Chargers and Allen ...
For the record, Julius Peppers also was enshrined in 2024, but neither the Bears (for whom he played four of 17 seasons) nor ...
In anticipation of HBO's "Hard Knocks" with the Buffalo Bills, here's a look at the most memorable moments from the sports reality documentary series.
Trapilo, who is competing for the Bears' starting left tackle job, continues to walk in his late father's footsteps.
The Bears' problems last year were glaringly obvious. The offensive line stunk, the rushing attack was rather weak (or at best pedestrian) and Williams clearly had a lot of growing to do.
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