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Williams loves travel, fashion and Formula 1. How much does he love football? It’s a question for the Bears about a fabulous, fascinating player who might replace Justin Fields in 2024.

With Jordan Love and Dak Prescott, the Packers-Cowboys wild-card game is dead even from a QB perspective. RB Aaron Jones could make the difference.

The Bears' search for a new offensive coordinator continues as they're set to interview 49ers passing game coordinator Klint Kubiak.

The Bears won’t make major changes to their defense when they hire a new coordinator. They’ll still run Eberflus’ Cover 2 scheme, with his coaching points, buzzwords — and, probably, play calls. If Eberflus hires from the outside, he figures to add someone familiar with his H.I.T.S. principle.

The Commanders are down to two candidates for their next head of football operations.

The Bears’ GM said he didn’t miss on C.J. Stroud last year — he just liked the deal he got from the Panthers better. That’s fair enough — especially with the No. 1 overall pick again this year. But if he finds a C.J. Stroud in this draft, he probably…

According to Nielsen Audio, a key portion of the station’s audience dropped in the fall, despite the addition of Bears games. But ESPN 1000’s market manager says it has a different way of measuring success.

The only game the Bears would win in a 374-day span meant a lot to the McCaskeys. On Oct. 24, 2022, the Bears’ 33-14 “Monday Night Football” victory kept Patriots coach Bill Belichick from passing founder George Halas on the all-time wins list.

The Bears in London means the Jaguars could potentially play back-to-back games overseas again in 2024.

Bears assistant GM Ian Cunningham is a finalist for the Commanders' head of football operations opening.

A trade up for No. 1 and a new head coach for the Patriots!