The Chicago Bears got good news on the injury front as tight end Cole Kmet returned to practice on Thursday at Halas Hall, ...

Kmet left practice early Tuesday, so whatever was bothering him clearly wasn't a serious issue. Kmet has been active with the first-team offense during camp despite the Bears using the No. 10 overall ...

LT Braxton Jones, TE Cole Kmet are in danger of losing their positions on the Bears' depth chart ahead of the 2025 NFL season ...

On Tuesday, the Chicago Bears had one of their most physical practices in recent memory, as several skirmishes broke out ...

The Buffalo Bills' defense will be challenged on Sunday when the Chicago Bears deploy their first-team QB amongst others ...

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson met with quarterback Caleb Williams on Tuesday, and he seemed pleased with that ...

Until the Chicago Bears consistently get the type of quarterback play they’ve been seeking, there is reason for concern. Brad ...

Since Moore left the Panthers, the team has used two first-round picks on wide receivers. Xavier Legette was the No. 32 overall pick in last year's draft while Tetairoa McMillan was the No. 8 overall ...

Williams and the majority of Chicago's starters were held out of preseason action versus the Dolphins last weekend, but the first-team units will get a chance to log exhibition reps versus Buffalo.

Sarah DeNicolo discusses an underrated free agency signing that could really bolster the Bears offense in the ‘25.

Tight end Cole Kmet sent a collective shock down Chicago Bears fans’ spines when he left Tuesday’s practice with a trainer.

Throughout his career, Bears wide receiver Olamide Zaccheaus has had a knack for being in the right place at the right time. He’s found ways to serve as a Swiss Army knife wide receiver for his ...