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Unlike most quarterbacks who get drafted No. 1 overall, a prospective Bears’ pick would walk into a scenario where the defense is good, some pieces are in place offensively and the team is loaded with resources to keep upgrading.

The USC quarterback’s reaction to a tweet about the Bears and Justin Fields has sparked flurry of speculation about what he intended.

The Bears have released their final injury report and game designations ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Falcons.

Chicago Police Deputy Chief Jon Hein didn’t specify how many more officers will be deployed around the city, but said there will be “enough” to handle the many planned events, including the fireworks, Bears game and concerts.

It’s that time again for a Year in Preview column. If having 2024 vision is wrong, we don’t want to be right.

Does a franchise that has had two head coaches, three offensive coordinators, three defensive coordinators and two presidents in the last three seasons need more change? Or has Eberflus proven his mettle by navigating the storm this year, even if it was partially one of his own making?

While Fields was recovering from his dislocated thumb, coach Matt Eberflus gave him a challenge. In true Eberflus form, it was wrapped in a clever gimmick.

Mooney has been in concussion protocol since Monday. TE Cole Kmet (knee) and C Lucas Patrick are questionable. Jenkins has cleared concussion protocol is expected to start at left guard.

How will the Falcons' Week 17 matchup against the Bears affect the team's playoff chances?

You see a lot covering an NFL team for a decade, but the 2023 Bears have presented a unique level of chaos.

The Cowboys play more man coverage than any other NFL team, but against Jared Goff and the Lions, it might be time to flip the script.