The Chicago Bears enter 2026 as something of a wild card in terms of potential outcomes. Ben Johnson has offered his perspective on the shape of them.

Chicago fell in love with the franchise again last season because the Bears won a lot of games, beat the Packers twice (with some high drama) and showed their fans that their dreams of a high-level coach-quarterback pairing weren’t just a fantasy.

Ben Johnson's first season behind Chicago's offense delivered an 11-6 surprise run to the NFC North title, and with Caleb Williams entering year three flanked by Rome Odunze, D'Andre Swift and tight end Colston Loveland,

The Chicago Bears have named five captains for the 2026 season, which includes notable veterans in all phases.

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson announced who the team's starting left tackle will be for the Week 1 game against the Carolina Panthers.

Will injured Chicago Bears nickel cornerback Kyler Gordon really be back “sooner rather than later”? Brad Biggs answers your Bears questions weekly.

Here is one player that the Chicago Bears would steal from the Carolina Panthers that would boost their secondary.

There is already a ton of hype surrounding Chicago Bears rookie defensive lineman Jordan van den Berg, but ESPN's Jeremy Fowler is adding more to it.