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The second-team offense closed Thursday's practice with a flourish, as quarterback Tyson Bagent launched a 70-plus-yard touchdown pass to receiver Kaden Davis.

For the second consecutive year, the Bears hosted Celebrating Women and Girls in Sports Day at training camp — a themed day designed to empower female fans, athletes, coaches, leaders and changemakers.

Tight end Sam Roush — a third-round selection from Stanford — and defensive tackle Neville Gallimore — a seven-year veteran who signed with the Bears in free agency — share their training camp experiences from rookie and veteran perspectives exclusively on ChicagoBears.com.

Veteran receiver Kalif Raymond has been everything the Bears hoped he would be when he signed in free agency.

All-Pro right tackle Darnell Wright spoke with ChicagoBears.com about signing a four-year contract extension Tuesday, saying: "I'm very appreciative of where I came from and where I am now. I'm very blessed and thank God that I'm in this position."

Firmar un contrato a largo plazo con los Bears siempre fue el objetivo de Darnell Wright. El exjugador de Tennessee quiere ser uno de esos futbolistas que desarrollan toda su carrera en la franquicia que apostó por ellos y seguir construyendo sobre los cimientos que ayudó a crear.

Through the first week of training camp, it's been clear that Colston Loveland has picked up right where he left off in 2025, serving as one of quarterback Caleb Williams' most trusted pass catchers — a result of the tight end's work ethic on and off the field.

Receiver Zavion Thomas is experiencing the ups and downs every NFL rookie endures, but is making the most of it thanks to his talent, guidance from coaches and help from veteran teammates.

Tight end Sam Roush — a third-round selection from Stanford — and defensive tackle Neville Gallimore — a seven-year veteran who signed with the Bears in free agency — share their training camp experiences from rookie and veteran perspectives exclusively on ChicagoBears.com.

As the Bears kick off training camp, defensive coordinator Dennis Allen told reporters that safety Coby Bryant "epitomizes the way we want to play the game," praising the Super Bowl champion's play style and contagious energy.

Bears chairman George H. McCaskey spent the weekend at Wrigley Field, which served as the backdrop for countless childhood memories. But instead of watching his beloved Bears or Cubs, he was serving as an umpire for the three Savannah Bananas games at The Friendly Confines.

The Bears on Monday hosted a sendoff event at Halas Hall for five youth flag football teams that will represent the club in outside Indianapolis this weekend at the third annual NFL FLAG Championships — the largest youth flag football tournament in the world.

Rookie defensive lineman Jordan van den Berg talks with ChicagoBears.com about his hometown of Johannesburg, South Africa, his chess prowess, how his grandparents' athletic success inspired him, owning two businesses and more.

El rookie de la línea defensiva Jordan van den Berg habla con ChicagoBears.com sobre su ciudad natal, Johannesburgo (Sudáfrica), su habilidad para el ajedrez, cómo el éxito deportivo de sus abuelos le inspiró, sus dos negocios y mucho más.

As one of the Bears' top free-agent signings, Devin Bush bolsters a linebacker group that returns veterans T.J. Edwards, D'Marco Jackson and Noah Sewell.

The Bears' top three sack leaders from 2025 return this season in edge rushers Montez Sweat and Austin Booker as well as tackle Gervon Dexter Sr.

Linebacker Keyshaun Elliott, the 166th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, talks with ChicagoBears.com about his favorite college football memory, his short-lived punting career, being one of 10 kids and more.

El linebacker Keyshaun Elliott, elegido con el pick 166 del Draft de la NFL 2026, habló con ChicagoBears.com sobre su mejor recuerdo del fútbol universitario, su breve etapa como punter, cómo es crecer siendo uno de 10 hermanos y mucho más.

Defensive back Malik Muhammad, the 124th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, talks with ChicagoBears.com about his favorite memory playing at the University of Texas, who introduced him to football growing up, his top TV shows and more.

El defensive back Malik Muhammad, elegido con el pick 124 del Draft de la NFL 2026, habló con ChicagoBears.com sobre su mejor recuerdo en la Universidad de Texas, quién le introdujo en el fútbol americano, sus series favoritas y mucho más.

Highlighting the Bears' receiving corps are Rome Odunze and Luther Burden III, two key playmakers and trusted targets for quarterback Caleb Williams.

Veteran D'Andre Swift and second-year pro Kyle Monangai return for a second season together after becoming one of the NFL's top tandems in 2025.

Receiver Zavion Thomas, the 89th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, talks with ChicagoBears.com about his favorite memory from his college career, his singing talents, why he has the NFL shield tattooed on his arm and more.

The top eight teams from the Bears' Manchester, London and Midlands leagues, which featured 43 total teams in 2026, met at the Loughborough College campus for the first-ever collective championship event, which was won by Fisher More Roman Catholic High School.

Former Bears cornerback Charles "Peanut" Tillman is in Liverpool for the Bears' 2026 UK summer tour. Check out Tillman's postcard to learn about his experience at the Chicago Bears Flag Football Clinics, hear why he believes football is growing overseas and find out why he's a fan of current cornerback Josh Blackwell.

Cornerback and special teams ace Josh Blackwell is in Liverpool for the Bears' 2026 UK summer tour. Check out Blackwell's postcard to learn about his experience meeting UK Bears fans at historic Royal Albert Dock Sunday, why he's excited for the youth football clinics this week and what he took away from being at the Bears' UK girls flag football league championships in Loughborough.

In celebration of Father's Day, Bears players, leadership and staff members share special photos with their father/father figures and describe why they are meaningful.

Hall of Fame return specialist Devin Hester is with the Bears on their 2026 summer tour in the United Kingdom to support the Chicago Bears Flag Football Clinics. Check out Hester's postcard from Manchester, where him, his wife, Zingha, and their three sons — Devin Jr., Drayton, and Denali — attended clinics and toured the iconic Old Trafford, home of Manchester United.

Veteran safety Coby Bryant made his impact known during Wednesday's minicamp practice by recording an interception — a snapshot into how the Super Bowl LX champion is fitting in with the Bears defense.

Bears coach Ben Johnson lauded tight end Colston Loveland for being "one of the most consistent players" he has ever been around, expressing excitement in how the second-year pro is progressing throughout the offseason program.

The Bears are gearing up for their 2026 summer tour in the United Kingdom, which will feature stops in Manchester, Loughborough and Liverpool for Flag Football Clinics, girls flag football championships and a fan activation at the iconic Royal Albert Dock.

Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was announced as the EA SPORTS Madden NFL 27 cover athlete on Wednesday, etching his name in history as the first player in franchise history to be featured on the cover of the video game. Go behind the scenes with Williams during his cover photo shoot in Los Angeles.

El quarterback de los Bears, Caleb Williams, fue anunciado como el nuevo atleta de portada de EA SPORTS Madden NFL 27, convirtiéndose en el primer jugador de la historia de la franquicia en aparecer en la portada principal del videojuego. Acompáñanos entre bastidores durante la sesión de fotos que realizó en Los Ángeles.

Second-year receiver Luther Burden III is catching the attention of those inside Halas Hall during the Bears' offseason program, including coach Ben Johnson, who told reporters Thursday: "I'm buying Luther Burden stock right now."

Bears defensive assistant coaches spoke to the media Thursday at Halas Hall about new safeties Coby Bryant and rookie Dillon Thieneman, making improvements to the pass rush and much more.

175 girls ages 10-18 had the opportunity to develop flag football skills, meet Bears running back Kyle Monangai and learn from Team USA women's flag football cornerback Laneah Bryan during Saturday's Monsters Flag Football clinic in Rockford.

Speaking with a slow, soft, warm cadence and breaking out some of Bob Ross' memorable lines such as "happy little trees" or "just happy little accidents," receiver Rome Odunze embodied the traits that the painter made famous in the Bears' 2026 schedule release video.

Bears running back Kyle Monangai invited his mother, Gwen, to come spend the weekend with him and attend the annual Bears Care Gala at Soldier Field Saturday evening as his plus-one.

The Bears held their first of two non-contact rookie minicamp practices Friday at Halas Hall. The team's first three draft picks — safety Dillon Thieneman, offensive lineman Logan Jones and tight end Sam Roush — spoke to the media following the workout. Here is what we learned from the trio.

In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, ChicagoBears.com gathered testimonials from players, coaches and executives recognizing teachers and educators who inspired them.

The Bears on Thursday invited 54 players, most of whom are rookies, to participate in a three-day minicamp at Halas Hall, giving them the opportunity to display their NFL-caliber talents on and off the field.

On Thursday, the Chicago Bears released their 2025-2026 Season Community Report, which outlines community outreach efforts over the past year as the club and its charitable arm, Bears Care, continue to drive positive change throughout the Chicagoland area. The Bears are committed to making a meaningful impact in the community and being a Championship football organization on and off the field.

Ahead of rookie minicamp this weekend and the start of OTAs, new offensive coordinator Press Taylor talks to ChicagoBears.com about his expanded role with the Bears after spending last season as pass game coordinator.

Tight end Sam Roush, the 69th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, talks with ChicagoBears.com about who is on his tight end Mount Rushmore, how quickly he can solve a Rubik's Cube, what is on the top of his bucket list and more.

El Tight End Sam Roush, pick número 69 del Draft NFL 2026, habla con ChicagoBears.com sobre quiénes forman su Mount Rushmore de alas cerradas, en cuánto tiempo resuelve un cubo de Rubik, qué tiene en lo alto de su lista de deseos y mucho más.

Bears President & CEO Kevin Warren was recognized by City Year Chicago at its annual Ripples of Hope Gala for his efforts toward Chicago's youth both personally and professionally.

Bears executive vice president of legal and business affairs & chief legal officer Krista Whitaker was recently honored by the BWLA at their annual spring fundraiser luncheon for being a trailblazing leader "whose enduring legacy of excellence, service, and impact continues to shape the legal profession and inspire generations to come."

Offensive lineman Logan Jones, the 57th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, talks with ChicagoBears.com about his favorite Tory Taylor memory while teammates with him at Iowa, who he is most excited to play with in Chicago, the details of his draft night and more.

El lineman ofensivo Logan Jones, pick número 57 del Draft NFL 2026, habla con ChicagoBears.com sobre su mejor recuerdo de Tory Taylor, con quién está más emocionado de jugar en Chicago, cómo vivió su noche de draft y más.

El safety Dillon Thieneman, selección de primera ronda de los Chicago Bears en el Draft de la NFL 2026, habla con ChicagoBears.com sobre con quién tiene más ganas de jugar en Chicago, su mejor recuerdo en el fútbol americano, su canción previa a los partidos y mucho más.

Safety Dillon Thieneman, the Bears' first-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, talks with ChicagoBears.com about who he's most excited to play beside in Chicago, his favorite football memory ever, his go-to pregame song and more.

The Bears on Saturday selected Arizona State linebacker Keyshaun Elliott with pick No. 166, which they acquired in a trade earlier in the day with the Panthers.

The Bears on Friday night selected LSU receiver Zavion Thomas with the 89th pick in the third round of the NFL Draft.

The Bears added to their offensive line Friday evening by selecting Iowa's Logan Jones with the 57th pick in the second round of the NFL Draft.

New Bears defensive back Dillon Thieneman, the No. 25 overall pick, checks in from the NFL Draft in Pittsburgh to describe how he felt when he received the life-changing call from general manager Ryan Poles, his emotions walking across the draft stage and more.

Three months removed from the season-ending injury T.J. Edwards suffered in the wild card win over the Packers, the veteran linebacker is feeling positive about his rehab.

When safety Coby Bryant returned to Chicago Sunday night ahead of the first day of the Bears' offseason program, he felt a childlike giddiness, telling reporters: "I felt like a kid going to preschool again, honestly. I'm excited."

In celebration of Women's History Month, the Chicago Bears are giving flowers by recognizing impact, honoring legacy and elevating women whose leadership continues to move football forward. ChicagoBears.com spoke with a group of women, self-titled the Lady Bears, who have built a tight knit community around their diehard Bears fandom and passion for giving back to their city.

New Bears defensive back Cam Lewis talks with ChicagoBears.com about his former baseball career, his favorite memory of backup QB Case Keenum in Buffalo, his guilty pleasure song and much more.

New Bears defensive tackle Neville Gallimore talks with ChicagoBears.com about the culture shock of going from playing football in Canada to playing in the United States, his favorite dad activities, retiring from freestyling and much more.

Safety Elijah Hicks is excited to remain with the organization that drafted him and has helped shape his NFL journey after signing a one-year deal with the Bears earlier this month, saying: "I want to be able to see it through. I want to be able to get to that Super Bowl here."

The Bears recently concluded the second year of their Monsters Flag Football program, which provides boys and girls, typically ages 11-17, an opportunity to learn and develop flag football skills through 90-minute training sessions. Sponsored by Invisalign, the program grew exponentially in its second year as the Bears hosted 25 clinics for more than 2,600 students.

The Bears last week signed receiver/return specialist Kalif Raymond, who spent multiple seasons with head coach Ben Johnson and receivers/assistant head coach Antwaan Randle El in Detroit. Learn more about the nine-year veteran as he discusses his favorite moment with Johnson, sports idols growing up, favorite Paramore songs and much more.

The Bears on Wednesday announced the return of linebacker Jack Sanborn, a Chicagoland native who played for his hometown team from 2022-24. Learn more about the fifth-year pro as he discusses who he's most excited to reunite with in Chicago, his hidden musical talents and much more.

New Bears linebacker Devin Bush talks with ChicagoBears.com about his linebacker Mount Rushmore, hidden talent, guilty pleasure movie and much more.

New Bears safety Coby Bryant talks with ChicagoBears.com about how he was introduced to football, the inspiration behind his gameday fits, his favorite travel destination and much more.

In just one year, the Bears went from hosting the first-ever collegiate women's flag football game in Illinois between Rockford University and Benedictine University, commemorating each program's first season, to organizing an inaugural tournament for seven collegiate programs at Halas Hall.

Newly acquired Bears center Garrett Bradbury is excited for the opportunity to join the reigning NFC North Champions in 2026, telling reporters Thursday: "I'm not coming in to try and change anything. I'm coming in to help."

As part of the Bears' "Giving Flowers" initiative for Women's History Month, the organization hosted an interactive floral pop-up shop March 3 at Halas Hall, allowing staff members to put together bouquets of flowers for those who have made an impact in their lives.

With the help of former defensive tackle Anthony "Spice" Adams, the Bears surprised Yorkville High School senior Paris Strickland as the 2026 Collin Wehr Scholarship recipient.

After 36 years working with Bears President & CEO Kevin Warren, executive assistant Mai Davis announced her retirement. In honor of Women's History Month, Warren and the Bears gave Davis her flowers by honoring her service through a heartfelt moment at Halas Hall on her last day.

The Bears followed Whitney Young's girls flag football team through their 2025 season to take a deeper dive into how the sport changes the lives of the student-athletes who play it. In the last of a three-part series, readers get an exclusive look into how the team navigates the aftermath of a season and the world of opportunities that the sport is presenting.

For a third consecutive year in honor of Black History Month, the Chicago Bears hosted a "Black in Sports" panel conversation, providing Black professionals from across the organization an opportunity to share personal experiences, career insights and visibility into the sports industry.

The Bears defense relied on a rotation of linebackers due to injuries this season, but the group remained productive, particularly when it came to helping generate a league-leading 33 takeaways.

While the Bears defensive line dealt with myriad injuries throughout the season, several players stepped up, particularly late in the year.

Bears President & CEO Kevin Warren is heading to Milan to cheer on his great niece, U.S. speedskater Sarah Warren, who fought through torn ACLs and 10 surgeries to qualify for her first Olympic Team.

The fourth of nine position reviews takes a look at the Bears' tight ends, led by a breakout season from rookie Colston Loveland and another strong year from veteran Cole Kmet.

The one-two punch of veteran D'Andre Swift and rookie Kyle Monangai in the backfield led to the Bears finishing with the third-best rushing attack in the NFL.

Throughout their first NFL seasons, tight end Colston Loveland (pick No. 10), receiver Luther Burden III (pick No. 39), offensive lineman Ozzy Trapilo (pick No. 56), running back Kyle Monangai (pick No. 233) and receiver Jahdae Walker (undrafted) each made an indelible mark on the Bears' remarkable 2025 campaign.

At the annual NFL Honors event, Bears offensive lineman Joe Thuney was awarded the inaugural Protector of the Year Award by a selection committee of NFL Legends, who formulated their evaluation based on on-field performance with a peer-to-peer approach, highlighting and recognizing the offensive line, a position group often underrepresented in traditional awards.