The Latest Breaking News from Jaquan Brisker

Brisker worked out with trainer Andre Tucker and safeties coach Andre Curtis about two hours before Sunday’s game.

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

After struggling to find a groove amid high expectations following his impressive rookie season, the second-year safety from Penn State has been making a bigger impact in recent games — including 17 tackles against the Lions on Sunday.

Bears QB Justin Fields continues to be the exception to the rule protecting (most) quarterbacks from late hits.

Chiefs players weren't the only ones who had a bone to pick with league officiating after Sunday's games.

Bears safety Jaquan Brisker accused opponents of intentionally trying to injure Fields.

“That’s unheard of …” coach Matt Eberflus said. “That’s amazing. What Brisker brings is the reason we drafted him.”

The Bears talked about taking the ball away for two years. They’ve been living it for two games.

The Bears’ defense showed signs of becoming a force, with three takeaways against the Lions last week before collapsing in the fourth quarter. Now they need to develop the mental toughness it takes to finish. “Finishing is ... 90% mental, 10% talent,” safety Jaquan Brisker said.