Brad Biggs

Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles is getting back to his roots as a former offensive lineman in turning the team’s focus to the trenches before free agency starts. A day after trading with the Los Angeles Rams for interior […]

It was with a good deal of chutzpah that Chicago Bears President/CEO delivered a letter Wednesday outlining the team’s rationale for an average 10% hike in season ticket prices for 2025. The bold increase comes on the heels of a

The Chicago Bears got their slow-starting offense rolling in the first half — they had 225 yards and 14 points — but Sunday’s 34-17 loss to the Detroit Lions was never really close, not after two early turnovers and a

Thomas Brown has emerged as a bright spot on the Chicago Bears coaching staff in the last three weeks during the roughest points of a turbulent season. Now the Bears will see if he can make an even larger impact

Buried in litigation of the blocked 46-yard field goal that doomed the Chicago Bears — sending them to their second final-play loss in four weeks — is the fact the pass rush was stuck in neutral. That can happen after

It was Pro Football Hall of Fame coach Joe Gibbs who used to say “you’re only two weeks away from humility.” The Chicago Bears introduced the concept that you’re also only three weeks away from full-blown turmoil. The Bears sped

The Chicago Bears have made the decision they are better off paying Nate Davis to no longer be on the team than carrying him as a reserve. The team released the veteran guard on Wednesday, an admission of the miss

Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears will capture the attention of much of the country when they play again. The NFL on Tuesday shifted the Week 8 schedule, moving the Bears’ Oct. 27 road game against the Washington Commanders from

In explaining the Chicago Bears’ vision for adding D’Andre Swift in free agency, coach Matt Eberflus likened him to a slugger, saying the team wanted a “home run hitter” in the backfield. “I think D’Andre brings that,” Eberflus said in

The Week 2 loss at Houston was not what set off doomsday predictions for the Chicago Bears. Rather, it was how they lost. The Bears couldn’t protect Caleb Williams, who also struggled at times to keep himself out of harm’s way,