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Following Bears rookie minicamp, three tryout players landed contracts and one player was cut. Here's an updated look at Chicago's UDFAs:

Despite addressing huge holes in the secondary, the Bears have fallen near the bottom of the NFL in the latest post-draft power rankings.

The fifth-round draft pick from Miami of Ohio is an intriguing prospect — a dual-threat quarterback who switched to wide receiver, then to defensive end. “I’m looking to be great at this position.”

Teven Jenkins is a second-round draft pick. Larry Borom has experience. But nowhere is it better to be a Poles guy than a Pace guy than on the offensive line.

Eberflus is taking a much different approach to his defense than predecessor Matt Nagy did with the offense. And, in that context, “different” always means “better.”

There's nothing like getting drafted in the NFL. But for Bears C Doug Kramer, it's a little sweeter when it's by your hometown team.

Here's a look at the jersey numbers for every Bears draft pick and undrafted rookie free agent.

This season is about more than the Sky becoming the first WNBA team in 20 years to repeat as champions; it’s about solidifying their foothold in Chicago’s saturated sports market.

With his 4.31 speed, the third-round draft pick’s versatility gives OC Luke Getsy a lot to work with. “Let’s start him out at receiver and then let’s see what he can do,” coach Matt Eberflus said, “moving him around to different spots and getting him the ball because he is…