There’s plenty of hype surrounding the Chicago Bears ahead of the 2025 season, which comes with the arrival of new head coach Ben Johnson and some young players looking to take a step forward. While Chicago’s 2024 draft class featured just five players,

The Chicago Bears have been intent during the offseason program on building on last season’s foundation: “We’re off to a really good start.”

OTAs are a big chance for Ruben Hyppolite, Kiran Amegadjie and Roschon Johnson, three recent Bears draft picks fighting to stay in Chicago.

The Chicago Bears' defensive line underperformed last season, and veteran Grady Jarrett is excited to change the narrative this seaosn.

Quarterback Caleb Williams and wide receiver Rome Odunze gave fans a taste of potentially what's to come at Bears OTAs.

ESPN's Dan Graziano proposed a hypothetical trade of Chicago Bears backup quarterback Tyson Bagent, and it makes no sense.

Chicago Bears stadium odds show Illinois narrowly favored over Indiana as traders price Arlington Heights, Hammond, and relocation risk.

With a revamped front office, an aggressive coaching vision, and a franchise quarterback ready to explode, the Chicago Bears are quickly becoming one of the NFL’s most fascinating teams entering the 2026 season.

From Caleb Williams' deep ball prowess to one standout rookie, here's what we learned from Day 2 of Chicago Bears OTAs.

Veteran defensive tackle Grady Jarrett signed a three-year, $43.5 million contract with the Bears last offseason.