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The Bears have entrusted new offensive line coach Juan Castillo, a veteran of 24 NFL seasons, with helping a unit that regressed in 2019 to revert to its stellar 2018 form this season.

New quarterbacks coach John DeFilippo urges players he works with to display passion, energy and swagger. Guard Germain Ifedi is not apprehensive about reporting to training camp. And kicker Eddy Piñeiro is excited to build on a successful first season.

NFL Films takes a look back at the highlights of the Chicago Bears' 2019 season.

Check out the 15 players responsible for protecting Bears quarterbacks and running backs as the team gets ready for training camp.

Offensive lineman Germain Ifedi and kicker Eddy Pineiro join hosts Jeff Joniak, Tom Thayer and Jim Miller on Bears All Access.

Jeff Joniak and Tom Thayer break down the new additions to the tight end position and take a look at the Bears strength at inside linebacker.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses which Bears player will have a breakout 2020 season, how much of a difference a healthy Akiem Hicks will make on defense and teammates who caught Walter Payton's TD passes.

The Bears entered the offseason determined to upgrade their tight end position and executed that plan by signing veteran free agent Jimmy Graham and selecting Cole Kmet with their top pick in the draft.

Fans can still register for the 2020 PNC Chicago Bears 5K and Kids Dash that's being held virtually this Friday through Sunday, including a virtual post-race party Sunday.

Ahead of this weekend's virtual 5K, take a look at the 10 longest running plays from scrimmage in franchise history.

Veteran Allen Robinson II returns to lead a deep Bears receiving corps that added speedsters Ted Ginn Jr. and Darnell Mooney to a group that already included Cordarrelle Patterson, Anthony Miller, Javon Wims and Riley Ridley.

A group headed by former Bears linebacker Sam Acho that raised $500,000 to turn a liquor store into a grocery store met at the site on Chicago's West Side Tuesday.

Former Chicago Bears LB Sam Acho led a group that included NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot and players and alumni from the Bears, Blackhawks, Bulls, Cubs, White Sox and Northwestern that transformed a liquor store into a grocery store in Chicago's Austin neighborhood.

As the Bears prepare to head to training camp, take a look at the 12 wide receivers who will be catching passes at Halas Hall this summer.

Mitchell Trubisky, Charles Leno Jr, and Ryan Pace join former Bear Sam Acho, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, and other Chicago athletes in demolishing a liquor store. The liquor store will be replaced with a food mart to help alleviate the food desert problem on the West Side of Chicago.

Former Bears tight end and receiver Earl Thomas passed away July 4 in Houston following an illness. He was 71.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses the impact tight end Cole Kmet could make as a rookie, how the Bears intend to improve their running game and the last time a Bears game ended in a tie.

The Bears have high expectations this season for top running backs David Montgomery and Tarik Cohen, who provide a strong complementary tandem in the backfield.

There promises to be a slew of intriguing storylines to follow in Bears training camp. But none will garner as much attention as the battle for the starting quarterback position between Mitchell Trubisky and Nick Foles.

With the NFL set to celebrate its 100th birthday on Sept. 17, 2020, take a look at what transpired this week in Bears history, including the day that offensive lineman Cody Whitehair was born.

Future Hall of Fame quarterback Tom Brady is among a slew of veteran NFL stars who are scheduled to play against the Bears in 2020 after changing teams during the offseason.

Offensive lineman Cody Whitehair joins hosts Jeff Joniak, Tom Thayer and Jim Miller on Bears All Access.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses the competition for the second starting receiver position, current Bears who would excel as two-way players and Bears who have scored at least four touchdowns in a game.

Jeff Joniak and Tom Thayer break down the depth at defensive line behind Akiem Hicks and take a look at two playmakers in Tarik Cohen and Cordarrelle Patterson.

Reuniting with coach Matt Nagy and playing in a system he's familiar with, new Bears tight end Demetrius Harris is confident that he'll make an impact in his first season in Chicago.

In his first season in Chicago, safety Jordan Lucas has a chance to become one of the Bears' top special-teams contributors. It's a role he filled the past two years with the Kansas City Chiefs.

With the NFL set to celebrate its 100th birthday on Sept. 17, 2020, here's a look at what transpired during the month of July in Bears history.

After hearing great things about the Bears' culture from a former teammate last year, offensive lineman Germain Ifedi is excited about experiencing it firsthand this season.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses the best two-way players in Bears history, the second and third Mount Rushmores of all-time Bears greats and why the Decatur Staleys' 1919 season is not officially recognized in the franchise record book.

Bears offensive line coach Juan Castillo has overcome humble beginnings and tremendous adversity to forge a 25-year NFL coaching career thanks to hard work, determination and sacrifice.

With the NFL set to celebrate its 100th birthday on Sept. 17, 2020, take a look at what transpired this week in Bears history, including the births of three members of the 1963 NFL championship team.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses whether former CFL cornerback Tre Roberson will compete for a starting job with the Bears, if the Bears are interested in free-agent guard Larry Warford and the former Bears player who would help the 2020 the most.

Bears Assistant Director of Player Personnel Champ Kelly discusses the NFL QB Coaching Summit. The summit is geared toward professional development and strengthening diversity across the league. Champ Kelly is joined by hosts Jeff Joniak, Tom Thayer and Jim Miller on Bears All Access.

Bears running backs coach Charles London and assistant director of player personnel Champ Kelly participated in the third annual Quarterback Coaching Summit Monday and Tuesday.

Bears special-teams coordinator Chris Tabor believes that the muscle Eddy Piñeiro has added this offseason will pay dividends in cold-weather games when the kicker needs to generate more power.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses what receiver Anthony Miller needs to do to consistently perform at a high level, a young Bears player who could have a breakout 2020 season and the likelihood of Khalil Mack's brother, Ledarius, earning a roster spot.

A reliable backup and key special-teams performer in his first four seasons with the Bears, safety Deon Bush is determined to make an even greater impact in 2020.

With the NFL set to celebrate its 100th birthday on Sept. 17, 2020, we take a look at what transpired this week in Bears history, including the day that former linebacker Doug Buffone was born.

The entire Bears rookie class participated in two Zoom video sessions this week with the "I Grow Chicago" staff and members of the Englewood community as well as patients and families from two Advocate Children's Hospital locations.

The Bears encouraged fans to join them Friday to celebrate Juneteenth, which commemorates the effective end of slavery in the United States.

Bears defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano discussed the addition of free-agent outside linebacker Robert Quinn, defensive tackle Akiem Hicks' return from injury and more Thursday during a video call with the media.

Lauren Screeden has the latest team news, after Bears assistant coaches spoke to the media on Thursday.

Defensive back Deon Bush and  Sport Science Coordinator and Dietitian Jen Gibson talk with hosts Jeff Joniak, Tom Thayer and Jim Miller on Bears All Access.

Bears defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano meets with the media Thursday via video conference call.

Bears special teams coordinator Chris Tabor addresses the media Thursday via video conference.

Go on the field with the Bears and listen to the best Mic'd Up moments from Jay Cutler's career.

New Bears offensive coordinator Bill Lazor discussed the open competition at quarterback, the jump running back David Montgomery is expected to make in his second NFL season and more Wednesday during a video call with the media.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses what role receiver Riley Ridley could play this season, position groups hurt most by the cancellation of offseason practices and the Bears' second all-time leading receiving tight end behind Hall of Famer Mike Ditka.

Bears offensive coordinator Bill Lazor meets with the media Wednesday via video conference call.

Every season, the Brian Piccolo Award is given to one Chicago Bears rookie and one veteran who best exemplifies the courage, loyalty, teamwork, dedication and sense of humor of the late Bears running back. Take a look at the winners of this award dating back to 1970.

With protests against racial injustice continuing across the country, winning the Brian Piccolo Award was special for Bears running back David Montgomery due to the close friendship Piccolo had with teammate Gale Sayers.

Lauren Screeden has the latest Bears news, after running back David Montgomery and defensive tackle Nick Williams were announced the 2019 Brian Piccolo Award winners on Tuesday.

Running back David Montgomery talks about being named the 2019 rookie recipient of the Brian Piccolo Award with members of the Piccolo family.

On the 50th anniversary of Brian Piccolo's death, we take a comprehensive look back at the former running back's career with the Bears, his valiant fight against cancer and his remarkable legacy five decades later.

The Bears on Tuesday announced that running back David Montgomery and defensive tackle Nick Williams are the 2019 rookie and veteran winners, respectively, of the prestigious Brian Piccolo Award.

On the 50th anniversary of Brian Piccolo's passing, ChicagoBears.com gathers archived photos from the running back's professional football career.

The McCaskey and Piccolo families, along with former recipients, talk about Brian Piccolo's legacy and the importance of being honored with the Brian Piccolo Award.

The book that Chicago sportscaster Jeannie Morris authored about Bears running back Brian Piccolo in 1971 entitled "A Short Season" is being reprinted in conjunction with the 50th anniversary of his death from cancer.

This week the Bears are conducting their inaugural Father's Day Sweepstakes, which boasts prizes that include Bears Pro Shop gift cards, custom jerseys and Miller Lite grills and coolers.

When Michael McCaskey fused his love of football and architecture, he helped create two state-of-the-art facilities for a Bears franchise that's been owned and operated by his family since the inception of the NFL in 1920.