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The Bears have just three players who have proved they’ll be part of their future. Other than that, there are many hopefuls who need to solidify their status this season.

The Bears quarterback, ignoring years of Halas Hall rah-rahing, says the offense has a long way to go.

With Mack, Hicks, et al. gone, the Bears have little star power. But Matt Eberflus has a knack for developing untapped potential. “We have played young players fast. And they have played very well — that’s what the system does,” the Bears head coach said.

With Mack, Hicks, et al. gone, the Bears have little star power. But Matt Eberflus has a knack for developing untapped potential. “We have played young players fast. And they have played very well — that’s what the system does,” the Bears head coach said.

From cornerback Kyler Gordon to safety Jaquan Brisker to wide receiver Velus Jones to left tackle Braxton Jones, rookies already are getting a prime chance to play in 2022 — and coach Matt Eberflus is looking for more.

If you're looking for Kenobi spoilers, keep scrolling. I'm not sharing them here. No way. But if you wanna chat about Ep. V, my DMs are open. When Bears

Roosevelt Williams, a third-round pick by the Bears in 2002, is one of six college coaches joining the team this summer as participants in the Bill Walsh Diversity Fellowship program.

Bears fans out of the Chicagoland regional markets will get a chance to watch the preseason opener, which will air live on NFL Network.

I’m hopping the Red Line to see White Sox-Rangers today, marking one of the handful of times I’ll be at Comiskey Sox Park this summer. Is there anything I

Bears receivers aren't getting any love.