DJ Moore is enjoying his time at home this offseason, and the Chicago Bears wide receiver shared a glimpse of it on Instagram story on Thursday featuring his son with an emoticon of a red heart ...

Here at Bears Wire, we're going position by position to break down where Chicago stands entering the 2025 NFL draft. Next up is wide receiver, where DJ Moore and Rome Odunze lead the charge in Johnson ...

Past failures have left some Bears veterans skeptical, even cynical but even those players find something to like from what Ben Johnson has said.

This week's episode of 1920 Football Drive on the Bears website has free agents arriving for the first time and possibly a revelation about their draft board.

For the Chicago Bears, the week also offered an opportunity to further articulate their vision for everything that’s ahead. Team leaders spoke openly on everything from the stadium project to ...

The S&P 500 also briefly entered bear market territory as Trump refused to back down, threatening additional levies on China.

Chicago is excited about Ben Johnson's arrival as new head coach. The hope for the Bears is that the offensive mastermind can help Caleb Williams continue to grow as an NFL quarterback heading ...

In celebration of Women's History Month, female employees across the Bears organization share their unique journeys to their current positions. Follow Bears linebacker Tremaine Edmunds during his time ...

Also selected for enshrinement: WNBA greats Sue Bird, Maya Moore and Sylvia Fowles; Chicago Bulls coach and two-time NCAA champion Billy Donovan; Miami Heat managing general partner Micky Arison ...

There has been conversation about Chicago needing to add another wide receiver to go along with DJ Moore and Rome Odunze, but Ben Johnson may just lean into the run game and play more 12 personnel ...

There's merit to the idea of the Chicago Bears trading away D'Andre Swift and drafting a younger, cheaper RB. There's just one problem. If the Bears have good reason to take the approach of ...

The Nasdaq Composite entered a bear market and the Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 2,231 points on Friday after China said it would retaliate against the U.S. with 34% tariffs of its own.