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To close out Women's History Month, ChicagoBears.com writer Gabby Hajduk profiles team reporter Lauren Screeden and her journey toward a career in sports.

Bears chairman George H. McCaskey has enjoyed working with new team president/CEO Kevin Warren, who will soon begin focusing more intensively on the Arlington Park project.

New Bears linebacker T.J. Edwards grew up emulating Lance Briggs in every pickup football game and spending every Sunday at his family's "Bears parties." Over a decade later, Edwards fulfilled a childhood dream by signing with the Bears, saying: "My 10-year-old self would be a really happy kid right now."

Coach Matt Eberflus is excited about the veteran players the Bears have acquired this offseason, saying: "We feel great about the opportunity to add these guys."

Two rules adopted Tuesday at the NFL owners meetings will permit players to wear the number "0" and reduce the number of roster cutdown days during training camp from two to one.

Kevin Warren's first official day as Bears president and CEO is scheduled to be April 17. But the highly respected longtime executive has already been making what he described as a "flawless" transition.

Speaking to reporters Monday at the NFL owners meetings at the Arizona Biltmore, general manager Ryan Poles shared his thoughts on the Bears' most recent free-agent additions, draft preparations and more.

We perused and compiled 14 mock drafts that were updated since the Bears' blockbuster trade to see what analysts think GM Ryan Poles and company will do with the No. 9 pick.

Bears backup quarterback P.J. Walker is eager to bring his veteran experience to Chicago, in part because of his familiarity with head coach Matt Eberflus as well as former Panthers teammates DJ Moore and D'Onta Foreman.

To close out Women's History Month, ChicagoBears.com writer Gabby Hajduk profiles team reporter Lauren Screeden and her journey toward a career in sports.

Learning from those who came before, blazing a trail for those who follow. Five women at the Bears reflect on their unique journeys as women in sports.

In partnership with the New York Jets and NFL, the Bears helped bring the first girls flag football league to the United Kingdom and kicked off the season with a launch event Wednesday in London.

The Bears, along with the New York Jets, helped launch the first-ever United Kingdom NFL girls flag football league Mar. 8 to help continue the league's goal of growing girls flag football around the world. The Bears were represented at the event by receiver Chase Claypool.

To kick off Women's History Month, take a look at notable moments in American, NFL and Bears history that owner Virginia Halas McCaskey has witnessed or been a part of throughout her life.

In honor of Virginia Halas McCaskey's 100th birthday, take a look at photos of the Bears owner through the years.

No one on earth has witnessed more NFL history firsthand than Bears matriarch Virginia Halas McCaskey, who celebrated her 100th birthday Jan. 5.

Offensive lineman Nate Davis sits down with Jeff Joniak to discuss his arrival to the Bears.

We perused and compiled 14 mock drafts that were updated since the Bears' blockbuster trade to see what analysts think GM Ryan Poles and company will do with the No. 9 pick.

Bears backup quarterback P.J. Walker is eager to bring his veteran experience to Chicago, in part because of his familiarity with head coach Matt Eberflus as well as former Panthers teammates DJ Moore and D'Onta Foreman.

Wide receiver Chase Claypool gets a traditional London experience while helping the Bears announce the first ever Girls Flag Football League in the UK.

Through the first week of free agency, the Bears have signed 10 players, and one commonality among the additions is the interest in playing alongside quarterback Justin Fields.

The Bears on Thursday signed linebacker Dylan Cole to a one-year contract. Cole has spent six seasons in the NFL, most recently playing for the Titans.

ESPN writers Jason Reid and Field Yates have named the Bears as the NFL team that improved the most during the first week of the new league year.

New Bears linebacker Tremaine Edmunds' competitiveness and work ethic were instilled in him as a kid by a father who played in the NFL and two older brothers who also reached the league.

Learning from those who came before, blazing a trail for those who follow. Five women at the Bears reflect on their unique journeys as women in sports.