The Bears are either pinning all blame on Matt Eberflus or whoever decided he should stay in 2024 because there's no other ...

ESPN's Seth Walder gave the Bears offseason grade a B-, cautioning fans to temper expectations for next season.

The Chicago Bears are entering a bit of a new era on the gridiron. They've got an offensive guru as their head coach, with young quarterback Caleb Williams leading the charge on that side of the ball.

Last season, the Bears came into the season with some solid interior depth, after Bates and Nate Davis completely bombed, their depth of Coleman Shelton and Matt Pryor saved the Bears unit from ...

Ryan Bates, Lucas Patrick, Nate Davis, Coleman Shelton, Doug Kramer and Dan Feeney were all acquired for either draft picks or in free agency and were mistakes for a rebuilding team.

Since Ryan Poles became general manager in 2022, the Chicago Bears are just 15-36 overall. However, the Bears are looking like a much stronger team heading into the 2025 campaign. Chicago’s decision ...

With the Chicago Bears carrying plenty of offseason momentum into training camp, the franchise decided to give general manager Ryan Poles a new five-year contract extension, via Adam Schefter of ESPN.

The Bears used five starters at left and right guard in 2024: Teven Jenkins, Matt Pryor, Nate Davis, Jake Curhan and Ryan Bates, who is the only one of the group remaining on the roster.

Bears GM Ryan Poles went on a hit-or-miss basis in past offseasons with free agent and trade acquisitions but there is more and more evidence change has come.

While Caleb Williams' second-year improvement is often cited as the Bears' key this season, the foundation for his development rests with the line and a possible issue has been detected.

On SI All-NFC North team is well represented by Chicago Bears a season after the line was easily one of the worst position groups they had.

Bears GM Ryan Poles paid a steep price to acquire Chase Claypool and it's been nothing but struggles for the former Steeler but he's wants to make a comeback.