The Chicago Bears were somewhat connected to the sweepstakes to land Maxx Crosby from the Las Vegas Raiders, but ultimately missed out on the top defensive end trade target this offseason.

The Chicago Bears did not make any splash moves during the opening week of free agency, leaving more questions than answers. Chicago is looking to build off their 2025 season in which they won 11 games,

Thursday's newcomer introductions at Halas Hall came with a balance of ambition and levity for a retooling Bears team.

As free agency gets set to kick off, we're re-grading the Bears' signings from a year ago.

The Chicago Bears re-sign QB Case Keenum to a two-year deal, a move that strengthens depth and could pave the way for a Tyson Bagent trade.

According to NFL insider Jordan Schultz, the Chicago Bears have re-signed key special teamer and defensive lineman Daniel Hardy to a two-year deal worth up to $6 million. “Sources: The #Bears and DL/special teamer Daniel Hardy have agreed to a 2-year ...