Chicago Bears
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Darnell Wright signs historic right tackle contract
The Bears offensive lineman becomes one of the NFL's highest-paid players at his position.
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Bijan Robinson becomes NFL’s highest-paid RB
The Falcons RB signed a new deal during training camp, raising his annual value above the league's backs.
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Coby Bryant sidelined 8-10 weeks with knee injury
The Bears safety suffered a hyperextended knee, bone bruise, and small fracture during Monday's training camp practice.
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Kyle Monangai day-to-day with soft tissue injury
The Bears RB has missed practice since camp opened; coach Ben Johnson provided an update Monday.
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Jaylon Johnson eyes contract year despite two years remaining
The Bears cornerback is thinking ahead to free agency, a shift in how he frames his near-term future.
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Bears CEO Kevin Warren Says Property Tax Certainty Is Still a Requirement for a New Stadium
Speaking at a Lake Forest event reported by the Chicago Tribune, Warren repeated that the Bears need property tax certainty and infrastructure commitments before building, and said the team has narrowed a stadium naming rights list to 50 companies.
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ESPN’s Ben Solak Picks Luther Burden III as the Bears’ Top Breakout Candidate for 2026
ESPN’s Ben Solak named second-year receiver Luther Burden III the Bears’ top breakout candidate, citing open targets and a 2.92 yards-per-route-run rookie mark that tied A.J. Brown.
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Caleb Williams Cracks ESPN’s Top-10 Quarterback Rankings for the First Time
Williams landed at No. 10 in ESPN’s survey of 70-plus execs, coaches and scouts — his first career appearance — after winning a tiebreaker over Sam Darnold, Jordan Love and Jayden Daniels.
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Bears, Darnell Wright Working Toward Second Contract With Deal Expected Before Training Camp
The Bears and right tackle Darnell Wright are negotiating a second contract, with ESPN’s Courtney Cronin reporting a deal is expected before veterans report July 28.
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Bears’ Colston Loveland Lands at No. 7 in ESPN’s 2026 Tight End Rankings
Colston Loveland landed at No. 7 in ESPN’s 2026 top-10 tight end poll, entering his second Bears season on the strength of a strong finish to last year.