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Halas Intrigue
Barkley’s sensational backward hurdle over a defender from Week 9 of last year’s Super Bowl-winning season is depicted on the standard cover. The deluxe edition features a tight shot of Barkley in his game-day gear.
Keenum will help starter Caleb Williams’ education, which continues at mandatory minicamp this week.
Three bills surfaced in the Illinois General Assembly that could’ve thrown the team a block in their rush to the former Arlington International Racecourse, but none made headway by the time lawmakers gaveled out early Sunday.
It will take more than a 5-12 season, two midseason firings and an offseason tempest to kill Caleb Williams’ confidence.
Patrick Finley and Jason Lieser break down what Caleb Williams said in his own defense Wednesday at Halas Hall.
New coach Ben Johnson is on everything, right down to Williams’ cadence in the huddle and his body language, as he tries to help him make a big leap in Year 2.
The Bears signed Keenum in April to mentor Caleb Williams.
Wright has remained on the right side this offseason even with starting left tackle Braxton Jones recovering from ankle surgery.
Williams admitted Wednesday that he was intrigued by the Vikings before last year’s draft. Yes, he said he had concerns about the Bears’ poor history in developing quarterbacks — but those were rooted in decades of fact.
At some point during the offseason, coach Ben Johnson said, almost every Bear has walked into a coordinator’s office — or his — and said he wanted to be coached with intensity.
Lost among the disturbing details of Williams wanting to be drafted by the Vikings last year was what Williams said happened once he landed in Chicago. At times last year, he told his father, Carl, he was left to watch film alone without any instruction from coaches.
New coach Ben Johnson has said repeatedly he wanted as much practice against other teams as he could get this summer.
It would’ve been nice to ask Williams about all this Wednesday at Halas Hall. Instead, we wait.
Pat Finley and Steve Greenberg break down Caleb Williams not talking about his ongoing controversy — and Ben Johnson addressing it with charm.
Any praise for Johnson must be muted by the fact that his organization decided it wasn’t important for Caleb Williams to address the story himself Wednesday.
Thuney signed a two-year contract extension Wednesday morning.
The Bears considered the Eagles’ patented quarterback sneak to be unsafe. But it’s sticking around.
The Bears did not make Williams available to speak after Wednesday’s OTA practice at Halas Hall.
Williams cast a pall over the Bears’ seemingly successful offseason last week without saying a word.
Flag football will be held at the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.
“Untold: The Fall of Favre” dissects the star quarterback’s journey from Super Bowl champion to disgraced NFL legend.
The Bears traded for the left guard in March.
Jason Lee, Mayor Brandon Johnson’s senior mayoral adviser, acknowledged that for the foreseeable future, Arlington Heights has the ball, and Chicago isn’t even on the field playing defense.
The navy jersey had his name “Pope Leo” on the back. His jersey number? XIV, of course.
Arlington Heights officials are having more planning discussions now that the Bears appear more serious about developing the 326-acre property the team owns.
In this week’s “Polling Place,” we also asked which Chicago athlete is most recognizable: Caleb Williams, Angel Reese, Connor Bedard or someone else?
A statement released by the Bears confirmed the team has made “significant progress” with the new political leadership in Arlington Heights.
The former Bengals star was annoyed by the latest Caleb Williams revelations.
Predictably and officially, the Bears have turned their stadium attention back to Arlington Heights.
McMichael was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in August.