Chicago Bears

The Chicago Bears thumped the Carolina Panthers at Soldier Field on Sunday, but tempers ran high during a fourth quarter fight between the teams.

The Chicago Bears took on the Carolina Panthers on a picture-perfect Sunday on the lakefront, and the city’s sports stars were out in force. The Bears, hoping to go above .500 before heading across the ocean to London for next week’s game, welcomed in a variety of stars from several sports on Sunday. That group included Chicago Sky forward......

The Chicago Bears will have an additional player available on the offensive line Sunday, as guard Teven Jenkins will be active for their game against the Carolina Panthers.

The Chicago Bears held their first practice ahead of Sunday’s game against the Carolina Panthers, and two key contributors were limited on the injury report.

Caleb Williams and the Bears will face Andy Dalton and the Panthers in Week 5. Here’s how you can watch the matchup.

A week that was filled with talk about leadership meetings and accountability ended with a pressure-lifting win for the Bears. Insider Josh Schrock delivers a feel-good report card after the win vs. the Rams.

The legendary quarterback instead joined the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and led them to a Super Bowl.

The Bears’ defense kept them in the game, and Caleb Williams and the offense finally arrived in the second half to deliver a much-needed win over the Rams.

Legendary gymnast Simone Biles is in town for a showcase event at the United Center, but she made sure to roll into Soldier Field in style for the Chicago Bears’ showdown against the Los Angeles Rams.

Defensive tackle Andrew Billings is dealing with a knee injury, but he is confident he will play Sunday vs. the Rams.

After sitting for two weeks, veteran receiver Keenan Allen is feeling better than he did prior to Week 1 and is optimistic his heel injury won’t be a long-term issue.

The Shane Waldron hire was universally praised, but the early returns are concerning for the Bears’ new OC. Is there already buyer’s remorse? That’s where insider Josh Schrock starts this week’s mailbag.

The Bears’ offense is stuck in a rut and it appears their only way out is to have uncomfortable conversations and learn hard truths. This isn’t where they were supposed to be three games into the Caleb Williams era.