Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet was a jack of all trades for the team in London Sunday, but his two-touchdown performance leaves him close to Mike Ditka in an interesting category.

The Chicago Bears are in an unenviable position across the pond on Sunday, as long-snapper Scott Daly has been ruled out for the remainder of the game.

Why did the Bears go away from tight end Cole Kmet in Week 1? Offensive coordinator Shane Waldron took the blame for not finding the right balance of reps for all of his playmakers.

Cole Kmet rarely comes out of the game when healthy, but the Bears star tight end played fewer than 50 percent of the snaps in Chicago’s Week 1 win vs. the Titans. Was that a one-off or a sign of things to come in the Bears’ new-look offense under Shane Waldron?

LAKE FOREST, Ill. – The “opportunity” to play in the Hall of Fame game is usually not a welcome one for NFL players. It means an extra preseason game for players trying to stay healthy and cutting vacations short to report to training camp one week early. The Bears had three former players enshrined in Canton this weekend, though, so…

The Bears have their second tight end in tow. The team reportedly agreed to a deal with Chargers TE Gerald Everett. Everett will replace Robert Tonyan on the roster, who is not expected to re-sign with the Bears. When the Bears hired Shane Waldron to take over as the next offensive coordinator, the expectation was that the Bears would add…

The Bears will be without starting cornerback Jaylon Johnson for Sunday’s season finale in Green Bay, but tight end Cole Kmet and running back Khalil Herbert will play.

Cole Kmet will play when the Bears take on the Falcons at Soldier Field, but running back D’Onta Foreman will not. There was some question about whether or not Kmet would be healthy enough to play on Sunday, due to a knee injury that kept him out of Wednesday and Thursday’s practice. Foreman is officially a healthy scratch, which...

The Bears shared a mix of good news and bad news in their first injury report of the week. Let’s start with the bad: tight end Cole Kmet (knee), center Lucas Patrick (knee) and wide receiver Darnell Mooney (concussion) all did not participate in practice on Wednesday. But left guard Teven Jenkins (concussion), running back D’Onta Foreman (personal), wide...

Tight end Cole Kmet (knee) and left guard Teven Jenkins (concussion) are each still hurt as the Bears begin their preparations to take on the Falcons this Sunday. Further, head coach Matt Eberflus announced that wide receiver Darnell Mooney is now in the concussion protocol despite exiting Sunday’s game without any symptoms. Lucas Patrick also popped up with a...