The Chicago Bears are back. Here’s how you can stay up to date all season with the happenings on — and off — the field.

The Chicago Bears have announced their first signings for the 16-man practice squad for the 2026 season.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was already one of the more high-profile players in the NFL prior to the 2025 NFL season. After all, he was a former number one overall pick and was/is expected to great things throughout his professional career.

The Chicago Bears didn't wait long to bring back one of their most impactful performers from the preseason. Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune reports that the Bears have re-signed defensive tackle James Lynch just one day after releasing him as part of final roster cuts.

More help is on the way for an Atlanta Falcons defensive front in search of reinforcements. The Chicago Bears are set to trade defensive tackle Gervon Dexter Sr. to Atlanta in exchange for cornerback Clark Phillips III and a fifth-round pick,

Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles is in the thick of it now, crunch time inside the front office as he pushes, with heavy input from coach Ben Johnson, to solidify the roster for the regular season.

Caleb Williams entered the Chicago Bears' offseason with clear objectives for improvement. As boxes are checked, they could settle much about 2026.

Former Chicago Bears safety Eddie Jackson, who played for the team from 2017 until 2023, in July sold his six-bedroom, 6,750-square-foot, French Provincial-style mansion in Long Grove for $1.6 million.

What are the odds that Chicago found the solution to their most glaring issue while navigating the scrap heap?