Chicago Bears

DJ Moore didn’t realize how his body language and frustration looked on TV as the Bears struggled against the Texans. The veteran wide receiver knows he needs to be a stable presence for an offense still trying to find its identity with a rookie quarterback.

Representatives from numerous groups gathered Wednesday to voice continuing opposition to the Chicago Bears’ proposed stadium project on the city’s lakefront.

Two of the most exciting young quarterbacks in the NFL will square off when Caleb Williams and the Bears battle Anthony Richardson and the Colts in Week 3. Here’s how you can watch the game.

The Bears were praised for their plan to support rookie quarterback Caleb Williams. But through two games, the best situation a No. 1 overall pick has ever landed in looks a lot like a nightmare,

The Bears’ defense gave them a chance to win Sunday night in Houston, but quarterback Caleb Williams and the offense couldn’t hold up their end of the bargain for the second straight week.

The Bears lost to the Texans 19-13 on Sunday evening. After the game, Kevin Byard talked to NBC Chicago’s Mike Berman about the loss, the defense’s performance and more

The Bears’ defense kept C.J. Stroud in check, but Caleb Williams and the offense once again couldn’t get out of the starting blocks in a 19-13 loss on “Sunday Night Football.”

A man who was holding the chains on the sideline at Sunday night’s Bears-Texans game was carted off the field after tripping and falling to the ground in the third quarter. The man tripped over 20-yard line marker while backing up to avoid players who were coming at him on a play early in the third quarter. He fell backward...

Caleb Williams will have Rome Odunze on Sunday night in Houston but will be without Keenan Allen.

Rome Odunze took an important first step toward playing vs. the Texans on Friday when he returned to practice. The rookie receiver “felt good” but time will tell if he will be available in Houston.

Caleb Williams’ shaky NFL debut was to be expected. But just as a pebble doesn’t alter the course of a river, an expected rookie dud won’t change the planned trajectory of the Bears’ new signal-caller.

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.