Tarik Cohen and Jordan Howard proved to be one of the best running back duos in the NFL last season, ranking among the best backfield duos in all-purpose yards.

Quarterback Mitchell Trubisky models the new orange Nike jersey the Bears will wear during the 2018 season.

Bears rookies take a trip to a local children's hospital to hang out with the kids and their families.

Bears defensive back Eddie Jackson goes for a ride with Anthony Adams in another edition of "Big Guys in a Benz."

Linebacker Sam Acho and former Bear Jason McKie volunteer at the "Save Da Planet" event at Southside Occupational Academy in Chicago.

Head Coach Matt Nagy and his father Bill talk with Lauren Screeden about their relationship and Fathers Day traditions.

The Bears will launch their four-part documentary series "Meet the Rookies" on Monday, featuring behind-the-scenes footage with 2018 draft picks James Daniels, Roquan Smith, Joel Iyiegbuniwe and Anthony Miller.

Bears second-year quarterback Mitchell Trubisky has the sixth best-selling jersey in the NFL this week, according to Dick’s Sporting Goods.

Long-time NFL personnel guru Gil Brandt thinks that outside linebacker Leonard Floyd is the Bears player who’s most likely to earn his first Pro Bowl invitation this season.

Bears cornerback Prince Amukamara was on hand at the Museum of Science and Industry (MSI) Saturday to help the museum and CDW surprise high school seniors with new laptops.

ChicagoBears.com readers let us know what they think of NFL.com writer Adam Rank’s list of the top 11 greatest Bears of all time.  

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses which Bears rookie he thinks will make the biggest impact this season, the date of the first padded training camp practice and the likelihood of Kyle Long being ready to start camp.

The Bears on Friday unveiled the orange Nike jerseys that they will wear this season in games against the Dolphins Oct. 14 in Miami and versus the Vikings Nov. 18 in Chicago.

Roquan Smith and the rest of the Bears rookie class lifted the spirits of young patients Thursday during a visit to a local children's hospital.

ChicagoBears.com senior writer Larry Mayer comments on NFL.com’s rankings of the greatest Bears players of all time, and we want to know what you think.

NFL.com’s Bucky Brooks ranks Bears running backs Jordan Howard and Tarik Cohen as the NFL’s fourth best “backfield by committee.”

During an appearance this week at Hampton Elementary School in Greensboro, N.C., Bears running back Tarik Cohen spoke to students and donated P.E. equipment to replace items that had been destroyed by a tornado.

The Bears held a “Save Da Planet” sustainability event with Chicago Gateway Green and IGS Energy Tuesday at Southside Occupational Academy High School in Chicago.

More than 40 former Bears players, including James “Big Cat” Williams, gathered at The Club at Strawberry Creek in Kenosha, Wis., Monday for the team’s annual alumni golf outing.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses what to watch in training camp, an update on Johnny Knox and depth at outside linebacker.

After practicing without restrictions during last week’s minicamp, Leonard Floyd feels that he has fully recovered from his knee injury and expects to be “full-go with everything” in training camp.

Coach Matt Nagy was pleased with what the Bears accomplished during their offseason program, which concluded Thursday, saying: “We grew in all three phases.”

Bears chairman George H. McCaskey addressed the NFL’s national anthem issue Thursday, discussing the team’s stance on the new league policy and whether he feels players should stand.

With his versatility and explosiveness, running back Tarik Cohen appears to be ideally suited for the new offense the Bears are installing under first-year coach Matt Nagy.

Bears coach Matt Nagy attended the funeral of Chicago firefighter Juan Bucio, who died searching for a man who fell into the Chicago River, saying he felt it was “the right thing to do.”

The Bears welcomed more than 20 of their former players to Halas Hall Tuesday to watch minicamp practice and to enjoy an alumni cookout.

Injured tight end Zach Miller expressed his gratitude to the Bears for re-signing him, calling the move "a testament to the entire organization and the McCaskey family."

Operating a new scheme with several new players, the Bears offense has lagged behind an experienced defense this offseason. But the two units both excelled Tuesday.

This week's minicamp will give quarterback Mitchell Trubisky a final chance to hone his skills and digest the new offense before the Bears take a six-week hiatus in advance of training camp.

The Bears on Monday re-signed tight end Zach Miller, who continues to rehab his knee after suffering a devastating injury last Oct. 29 against the Saints in New Orleans.