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Gale Sayers, the dazzling Chicago Bears running back and kick returner whose injury-shortened career made him the youngest player ever inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, died after a years-long decline in health that included dementia. He was 77. → Read More
Mitch Trubisky is no Patrick Mahomes. But can the Bears quarterback pick up some of what the Chiefs star has done to become a Super Bowl champion? Rich Campbell and Dan Wiederer talk potential in the wake of an exciting NFL season finale. → Read More
When does free agency begin for the Chicago Bears? What about OTAs and minicamps? Here's the 2020 offseason timeline. → Read More
The Chiefs are back in the Super Bowl for the first time since winning their lone Lombardi Trophy 50 years ago. The 49ers are seeking a record-tying sixth Super Bowl victory and their first in 25 years. → Read More
Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky reportedly had left shoulder surgery, as expected. Trubisky is expected to participate in the on-field portion of the Bears offseason program. → Read More
The Bears' only Super Bowl championship ring is almost 34 years old, and its existence is as colorful as ever. → Read More
Rich Campbell and Dan Wiederer break down the Bears' newsy offseason week, starting with Matt Nagy’s changes to his offensive coaching staff. → Read More
Bears coach Nagy has hired former Jaguars offensive coordinator John DeFilippo as quarterbacks coach and promoted incumbent quarterbacks coach Dave Ragone to passing game coordinator, ESPN reported Wednesday evening. → Read More
Bears general manager Ryan Pace expressed confidence in quarterback Mitch Trubisky, but he also left open the possibility of adding a backup quarterback capable of stepping in and winning games. → Read More
To which outcome are the Bears closer: A Super Bowl title or starting over at quarterback, coach and general manager? → Read More
Oh, you thought the Bears' kicking situation was settled? Don't hand the reins to Eddy Pineiro altogether, Rich Campbell and Dan Wiederer say. The duo also discuss safety Eddie Jackson's monster contract and make predictions for the divisional-round playoff games. → Read More
As the Bears head into a critical offseason after a disappointing 8-8 finish, our team of Bears writers weighs in on four timely topics. → Read More
After signing his four-year extension, Bears safety Eddie Jackson reflected on his rise from an uncertain draft weekend to bona fide NFL star: "I’m forever thankful." → Read More
Bears coach Matt Nagy moved quickly Wednesday to fill vacancies on his staff, hiring veteran coach Juan Castillo to oversee the offensive line. → Read More
After an action-packed search for a kicker in 2019, the Bears feel confident in the growth kicker Eddy Pineiro made. Plus the Bears brass' thoughts on Leonard Floyd, Tarik Cohen, the offensive line and Khalil Mack. → Read More
The Bears will pick 43rd and 50th overall in the 2020 draft. → Read More
The Bears won the first meeting with the Vikings at Soldier Field back on Sept. 29, a 16-6 victory that was arguably their most impressive of the year. Can they get back to .500 in Sunday’s finale? → Read More
Rich Campbell and Dan Wiederer are in the Halas Hall coat closet to preview the Bears' meaningless finale against the Vikings and what it could mean for 2020. → Read More
Anthony Miller points to a four-surge from Week 12 to Week 15 as proof of what he’s capable of for a Bears offense that needs all the help it can get and can’t afford to be picky. → Read More
The Bears’ 26-3 loss to the Chiefs at Soldier Field on Sunday night was their most lopsided defeat of the season. → Read More