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General manager Ryan Poles addresses the media Tuesday at Halas Hall.

Take a look at each player on the roster ahead of Chicago Bears Training Camp by LRS at Halas Hall (Players listed numerically. Includes players on Non-Football Injury and Physically Unable to Perform lists.)

Bears left guard Joe Thuney has been voted the 49th best player in the NFL in a poll of league players.

The Bears on Saturday placed linebacker T.J. Edwards on the Non-Football Injury list and five players on the Physically Unable to Perform list.

Take a look at quarterbacks and rookies arriving at Halas Hall Saturday ahead of Chicago Bears Training Camp by LRS.

After a breakthrough second NFL season, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has been ranked the league's 51st best player in a poll of his peers.

Rookie defensive back Dillon Thieneman, linebacker Jack Sanborn and offensive lineman Luke Newman join Jeff Joniak, Tom Thayer and Jim Miller on Bears Weekly to preview what to expect heading into training camp ahead of the 2026 season.

Many of the special teams players who made key contributions in helping the Bears win the NFC North last season return in 2026, a list that is topped by kicker Cairo Santos.

Before he was a first-round draft pick, Dillon Thieneman was a kid with a relentless drive to compete. Raised in a family where football was a way of life, Dillon was shaped by his two older brothers who spent years coaching, mentoring and pushing him to become the best version of himself. That foundation fueled an unwavering work ethic and a plan: To graduate from college in three years and earn the opportunity to play in the NFL. Every step of his journey - from backyard football to Purdue, Oregon and ultimately the NFL Draft was driven by a commitment to growth, discipline and family.