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A season when winning took on less importance than Justin Fields development slipped away from the Chicago Bears coaching staff.

On “Undisputed with Skip & Shannon,” Skip Bayless made the argument that the Bears should think about drafting a quarterback with the No. 1 overall pick in...

Houston-Carson is wrapping up his seventh season with the Bears, a tenure made possible by his admirable attitude.

Eberflus has said that if Justin Fields is healthy, he will play. But should he?

Will it be Houston or Chicago atop the board? And how would each team approach the first selection? Heres what to know about Aprils top pick.

Michael Ojemudia will have another chance. He did not make it too far down the waiver order, either. The Bears used their No. 2 waiver spot to pick up the third-year defender.

With two games remaining this season, the Bears hold the second pick in the 2023 NFL Draft.

After getting seven sacks in the Bears’ 3-4 defense last season, Gipson has just two sacks in Matt Eberflus’ 4-3 this season — none since Week 2. He knows it’s up to him to get it right. “This is a totally different scheme ... but that’s no excuse for my production.”

A lot of the Bears’ holes are obvious, but the offensive line is a little tricky. The Bears lead the NFL in rushing, but are last in sacks. With a key year for Justin Fields coming up in 2023, it’s up to Poles — a former guard at Boston College — to get the offensive line right.

Poles has made some major moves in less than a year in charge at Halas Hall, including four impactful trades.