The Chicago Bears have been incredibly active and aggressive in their organizational rebuild this offseason. From hiring Ben Johnson as head coach to flipping t

Rollins was asked to build his Bears Mount Rushmore. And with so many legendary players in the team's storied history, Rollins had no shortage of options. But, in the end, he went with four of the most iconic figures not only for the Bears, but in NFL history, as well.

After shoring up the offensive and defensive lines, GM Ryan Poles re-signed Stephen Carlson, Doug Kramer and Travis Homer.

A new positional point rating of this year's draft crop by one veteran analyst shows rich talent supplies deep exactly where the Bears still want to see improvement for the future.

Is there a scenario where Ryan Poles trades up to draft Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter? Brad Biggs answers your Chicago Bears questions weekly.

While Grant is projected by some to be a late first-round pick, he falls to the Bears at No. 39 in the latest mock draft from ESPN draft analyst Matt Miller. The writer sees the Michigan product elevating Chicago's entire defensive line, a group that has elite potential after signing Grady Jarrett in free agency.

Chicago Bears safety Jaquan Brisker faces an unsettled NFL future after suffering multiple concussions, but his latest heartfelt message to the fans suggests he's ready to go in 2025.

In celebration of Women's History Month, female employees from across the Bears organization share their unique journeys to their current positions.

The Chicago Bears loaded up on offensive weaponry last offseason in an attempt to provide rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024