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I have no idea who I can trust protecting Justin Fields this year. And it bothers the heck out of me.

The NFL has plenty of game-changing stars, but it's ultimately still a team game. Even the best players in the league need talent around them to make life...

With a new head coach, offensive coordinator, position coach, and scheme in tow, it is Justin Fields' show in Chicago.

The suddenly fashion-forward NFL

ESPN's "Future Power Rankings" is the latest dark cloud forecasting a gloomy future for the Bears. But it's not all bad.

Eddie Goldman, who was a standout performer for the Bears early in his career, is retiring before the start of his age 28 season.

After he was cut by the Bears in March, Goldman signed a one-year contract with the Falcons on July 6 before changing his mind. He played six seasons with the Bears and was a Pro Bowl alternate in 2019 before opting out of the 2020 season because of concerns about the coronavirus.

Chicago Bears GM Ryan Poles had to sign or draft a group of backups after the team lost much of its depth and here is how he did at fortifying the bench.

"It's not a good roster. There's no players there. Think about it. They've only got two or three players who could probably start for another team."

Larry Borom and Teven Jenkins are the big issues at tackle unless Braxton Jones impresses enough as a rookie to win a spot, but either way the Bears will face inexperience