The Chicago Bears held their first practice of training camp Wednesday morning, a shorter session that served as a reminder that football is back across the NFL. The Bears still have more than two weeks before their first preseason game and 47 days until the curtain lifts for them in the regular season.

The Bears haven't done a lot of winning in recent years but several Chicago fans visited Pope Leo XIV to hopefully change that fact in 2025.

Dennis Allen is having the Bears defense do the classic football conditioning up-down drill for a good reason. It's part of his test, which is fitting challenge for this veteran unit.

On Tuesday, Chicago waived defensive tackle Jereme Robinson, a former football and basketball standout at Carver High School in Montgomery. Robinson was the only player on the team’s roster with Alabama football roots.

Per CBS News Chicago and the video below, you'll see that a family found a way to get Pope Leo the shirt that's a clear wink to "DA BEARS." It's perfect, and the pope -- er, DA POPE -- clearly has a sense of humor about it.

A family from Chicago gave new Pope Leo XIV a special gift in Rome today—a Chicago Bears-themed 'Da Pope' T-shirt. WGN's Kaitlin Sharkey shares the story. Don’t forget to like/comment/subscribe! It helps the WGN News channel greatly.

Heading into training camp this year, the Chicago Bears don't have many true position battles to watch. Tyson Bagent and Case Keenum are fighting for the backup

The Chicago Bears have completed Day 1 of training camp practice and are already making roster moves. On Wednesday afternoon, the team announced they have released defensive back Tarvarius Moore. The transaction comes one day after the team signed veteran cornerback Tre Flowers.